How does Chapter 46 describe Sai Baba's ability to protect and be present for his devotees, regardless of their location?

Chapter 46 strongly emphasizes Sai Baba's omnipresence and his role as a constant protector. It states that whomever Sai takes under his protection, he resides near them twenty-four hours a day, regardless of whether they are at home or on a distant island. This divine presence is not passive; the chapter explains that Baba actively pulls his devotees towards him from this country or abroad. Furthermore, it reveals a miraculous aspect of his protection, noting that wherever the devotee goes, Sai reaches that place beforehand to give them an unexpected vision. This concept is introduced as a prelude to a new story about a devotee named Anandrao Pakhade, meant to illustrate this very glory.