How is Sai Baba described at the beginning of Chapter 42? What titles or roles are given to him?

At the start of Chapter 42, Sai Baba is venerated with several powerful descriptions and titles. He is called 'the Great Giver' and 'the one who wanders on the banks of the sacred Godavari.' He is described as the 'embodiment of Brahman, wearing only a loincloth (Koupina)' and hailed as the 'best among saints.' A key role attributed to him in this chapter is that of a 'Wish-fulfilling Tree (Kalpataru) for his devotees' causes.' This imagery reinforces his function as a spiritual guide who shows his followers the way to 'cross the river of worldly existence' and provides a place for the humble at his feet.