How does this chapter explain the relationship between Sai, Rama, and Krishna?

Chapter 44 draws several profound comparisons between Saints like Sai Baba and Gods such as Rama and Krishna, ultimately concluding they are one and the same. The text states that while the forms of Gods are handsome, Saints are the form of bliss. It also notes that God says, 'As they approach me, so I receive them,' but Saints like Sai will melt even for their detractors. The passage makes this connection explicit by stating there is no difference between Rama, Krishna, and Sai, and that seeing these three names is to see what is essentially one Ultimate Reality.