How does this chapter portray Sai Baba's mysterious nature and his relationship with his devotees?

Chapter 46 portrays Sai Baba as profoundly mysterious, stating that 'no one understands Your character.' It describes him as one who plays all the games from within yet flies the 'flag of detachment,' performing all actions while calling himself a non-doer. His connection with devotees is described as a 'subtle string' with which he pulls them towards him, even from abroad. Though he may not let himself be seen when one tries to look, his presence is felt. As Chapter 46 suggests, he moves the strings of life in such a way that his hand is hidden, yet devotees ultimately feel him standing right behind them, guiding and supporting them.