How does the description of Baba's Siddhis in Chapter 10 demonstrate his omnipresence and divine powers?

Chapter 10 delves into Sai Baba's divine powers, or Siddhis, which serve as a testament to his omnipresence. The text explains that Baba possessed 'Anima,' the power to become minute, allowing his movements to be as subtle and imperceptible as those of flies or ants. The chapter posits that for one who commands all eight Siddhis, a physical form or location is not a limitation. This is powerfully summarized when Chapter 10 states that although he appeared as a resident of Shirdi in a physical body, he is truly the 'dweller in all hearts.' This reveals that his physical presence was just one manifestation of his true, all-pervading divine consciousness.