How does Chapter 44 compare the nature of Saints like Sai Baba to Gods such as Rama and Krishna?

In Chapter 44, the author draws a deep comparison between Saints and Gods, asserting that there is fundamentally no difference between Rama, Krishna, and Sai, as they are essentially one. However, it also highlights subtle distinctions. While the forms of Gods like Rama and Krishna are described as beautiful and handsome, Saints are said to be the very form of bliss. The text mentions that Gods respond to devotees "as they approach me, so I receive them," whereas Saints are so compassionate that they "melt even for their detractors." This chapter beautifully conveys that Sai Baba embodies this saintly peace and kindness, being gracious even to those who might wish to harm Him.