How is Sai Baba described and praised in the opening sections of Chapter 38?

In Chapter 38, Sai Baba is extolled with highly reverential and poetic language. He is addressed as the 'Granter of joy to the entire world,' the 'Protector of those who bow to You,' and the 'Elevator of devotees who have surrendered.' The text celebrates His victory over duality and His ability to enchant the minds of devotees. He is metaphorically called the 'Cloud of Mercy' and described as 'the very mold of Brahman.' It is stated that Sai is 'himself Atmaram (the soul of Rama)' and the 'abode of perfect bliss.' Furthermore, the chapter portrays Him as the 'upholder of all religions' and one who 'swallows even Death,' underscoring His supreme, divine nature and His role as a savior who has taken an incarnation for the benefit of humanity.