How does Sai Baba describe the power and benefits of having patience, or Saburi?

According to the teachings in Chapter 19, patience (Saburi) is depicted as a virtue of immense power and a cornerstone of a worthy life. It is equated with courage and called the "manliness of men." Its benefits are extensive, as it is said to ward off sin, distress, and poverty, while also averting calamities and pushing away fear. The text further elevates patience by calling it a "mine of virtues" and the "queen of the King of Good Thoughts." It is considered so essential that a person without patience, regardless of being a scholar or virtuous, is said to live a life that is in vain.