In what ways does Sai Baba manifest during a devotee's spiritual practices, as explained in Chapter 6?

According to Chapter 6, Sai Baba's presence permeates a devotee's spiritual activities in a very personal way. The text explains that when one reads scriptures or Puranas, the remembrance of the Sadguru arises at every step. It goes further to state that Sai Himself takes the form of deities like Rama and Krishna, making the devotee feel as if they are hearing His own life story. Specifically, when a devotee sits to listen to the Bhagavat, Sai may appear to them as Krishna from head to toe, seemingly singing the Uddhava Gita for their personal welfare. This illustrates how the Sadguru is seen as the underlying essence of all divine narratives.