How is Sai Baba described and praised at the beginning of Chapter 38 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 38 begins with a series of powerful invocations and salutations, describing Sai Baba with profound reverence. He is hailed as the "Granter of joy to the entire world," the "Protector of those who bow to You," and the "Destroyer of duality." The text beautifully portrays him as the very "mold of Brahman" and refers to him as "Atmaram," the abode of perfect bliss. As stated in Chapter 38, he is one whose own desires are fulfilled, yet he selflessly works to make his devotees desireless, embodying the ultimate generosity and spiritual attainment.