How does the chapter describe Sai Baba's role as a protector for his devotees, regardless of where they are?

Chapter 46 of the Sai Satcharitra strongly emphasizes Sai Baba's role as an omnipresent protector. The text asserts that whomever Sai takes under his protection, he resides near them "twenty-four hours a day," regardless of whether the devotee is at home or on a distant island. This highlights a key assurance for followers that they are never alone. The chapter further explains that wherever a devotee goes, Sai reaches that place beforehand and often gives them an unexpected vision. This constant, unseen presence is described as Sai moving the strings from within, making the devotee feel that Baba is always standing right behind them, offering unwavering support and guidance in all situations.