How does Chapter 46 illustrate Sai Baba's omnipresence and his ability to protect his followers regardless of distance?

Chapter 46 emphasizes Sai Baba's pervasive presence and constant protection. The text explicitly states that Baba pulls his devotees towards him, "whether they are in this country or abroad." It offers a powerful assurance that for anyone Sai takes under his protection, he "certainly resides near him twenty-four hours a day," even if that person is at home or on a distant island. Furthermore, Chapter 46 explains that Sai's presence precedes the devotee; wherever the devotee goes, Sai reaches that place beforehand to give them an unexpected vision. This illustrates that his care and miraculous presence transcend all physical boundaries and limitations.