How does Chapter 46 describe Sai Baba's relationship with his devotees, especially those who are far away or can no longer see him physically?

Chapter 46 explains that even though Sai Baba's physical form is no longer visible, his spirit residing in the Samadhi is always awake, providing experiences for his followers. The text beautifully describes him as holding a subtle string with which he pulls his devotees towards him, regardless of whether they are in the same country or abroad. He is said to hold them to his chest with love and nourish them effortlessly, just as a mother cares for her child. This chapter emphasizes that Sai always stands behind his devotees, guiding them even when his presence isn't directly seen.