How does Chapter 46 describe Sai Baba's interaction with his devotees, particularly his method of drawing them to him?

Chapter 46 describes Sai Baba's influence as a subtle yet powerful force. The text states that even though his form may be invisible, he holds a "subtle string" with which he pulls his devotees towards him, whether they are in India or abroad. This chapter beautifully illustrates this relationship by comparing him to a mother who lovingly holds her child to her chest and nourishes them effortlessly. It is also mentioned that he operates from behind the scenes, moving the strings in such a way that no one knows his methods, but devotees feel his presence behind them. He particularly empowers the simple and innocent, while the proud may get stuck.