How does Chapter 46 contrast the spiritual paths of the 'wise and clever' with the 'simple and innocent' in their relationship with Sai Baba?

Chapter 46 presents a compelling contrast between different types of seekers. It observes that wise pundits and clever people can often get stuck in the pit of worldly existence due to their pride. In stark opposition to this, Sai Baba makes the simple, innocent, and ignorant ones 'play by His own power.' This suggests that humility and simplicity are more conducive to receiving the Guru's grace than intellectual pride. The chapter emphasizes that Sai Baba orchestrates everything from within, yet remains detached, a characteristic that the wise may struggle to comprehend, while the simple devotee surrenders and is carried through.