How does the Satcharitra compare Sai Baba to gods like Rama and Krishna?

Chapter 44 draws a detailed comparison between Saints, like Sai, and Gods such as Rama and Krishna. It describes the forms of Gods as beautiful and handsome, while Saints are characterized as the form of bliss itself. While God is said to receive people as they approach Him, a Saint's compassion is such that they 'melt even for their detractors.' Ultimately, however, the text resolves this comparison by declaring their fundamental unity. It explicitly states that there is no difference between Rama, Krishna, and Sai, asserting that 'these three names; they are essentially one and the same.' This suggests that Sai is a manifestation of the same Ultimate Reality.