If Sai Baba has merged with Brahman and is in an unmanifest state, how can he still help devotees with their worldly problems?

The teachings in Chapter 43 assert that even after leaving the body, Sai Baba's power and presence are not diminished. He transcended the material state to merge into the unmanifest, where he enjoys his true self while always keeping his devotees 'awake.' The text emphasizes that whatever feeling a devotee holds in their mind, they can experience his influence accordingly, even today. His true form fills the entire moving and non-moving world. He is described as the 'protector of the devotees' cause' and his influence is proven, remaining potent and accessible in Shirdi and universally in the hearts of his followers.