How is Sai Baba described and glorified in the introductory verses of Chapter 38?

The opening of Chapter 38 contains extensive praise for Sai Baba, describing him in exalted terms. He is called the "King of Gurus," a "Cloud of Mercy," and the "Destroyer of the cycle of worldly existence." The chapter states he is the very "mold of Brahman," a beautiful idol shaped from the pure essence of the Self-form. Furthermore, he is identified as Atmaram, the abode of perfect bliss who makes his devotees desireless. This section of the chapter portrays him as the protector of those who surrender to him and an incarnation taken for the benefit of the people.