How is Sai Baba described and glorified in the opening passages of Chapter 38?

The beginning of Chapter 38 presents a series of invocations and praises for Sai Baba, depicting him in sublime terms. He is hailed as the 'Granter of joy to the entire world,' the 'Remover of the threefold afflictions,' and the 'Protector of those who bow' to him. The text continues by celebrating him with titles like 'Destroyer of duality' and 'Enchanter of the minds of devotees.' As described in Chapter 38, he is considered the 'very mold of Brahman' and the 'jewel among saints.' He is also identified as Atmaram, the abode of perfect bliss who, despite being fulfilled himself, makes his devotees desireless.