How does Chapter 6 describe the power and glory of a Sadguru, specifically referring to Sai Baba?

Chapter 6 of the Sai Satcharitra portrays the Sadguru, Sai Baba, as the ultimate helmsman who guides a devotee's boat, whether in spiritual or worldly matters, safely to the shore. The chapter glorifies the Sadguru's touch, describing how His hand, when placed on a devotee's head, can burn away the subtle body of ego and wash away impurities accumulated over many births. This blessing, often accompanied by Udi, is said to fill the heart with self-bliss. The text emphasizes that just uttering the word 'Sadguru' immediately brings Sai's presence to mind, showcasing his immense power and accessibility to his followers.