How does the text explain Baba's ability to be aware of everything and interact with devotees without physically moving?

The teachings in Chapter 14 explain that while Baba outwardly appeared to do nothing and remained in His place, He was, in fact, omniscient and omnipresent. The text states, "sitting in one spot, He knew everything and gave experiences to all people." This ability is a manifestation of the core principle discussed: the oneness of all existence. Because the same Essence pervades the entire universe, and Baba is one with that Essence, He is not bound by physical limitations. Chapter 14 encourages devotees to understand this by urging them to "See Me alone in everything; there is no place empty without Me," highlighting that His influence and presence are universal.