How does Chapter 6 describe the pervasiveness of Sai Baba's presence in a devotee's spiritual life, particularly when they engage with other scriptures?

Chapter 6 of the Sai Satcharitra explains that the Sadguru's presence is all-encompassing for a devoted follower. When one attempts to read scriptures or Puranas, the remembrance of the Sadguru arises at every step. The text poetically states that Sai himself takes the form of Rama and Krishna, making the devotee hear his own life story through those ancient tales. For instance, while listening to the Bhagavat, a devotee might feel as if Sai has appeared as Krishna from head to toe, singing the Uddhava Gita for their welfare. This illustrates that for a true devotee, all spiritual paths and stories ultimately lead back to the grace and teachings of their Sadguru, as mentioned in this chapter.