The texts portray Sai Baba as a vigilant protector who is deeply concerned for the welfare of his devotees. Chapter 22 highlights his ability to know the dangers his followers face and to provide courage in time. He actively averts difficult situations, ensuring his devotees remain steady at his feet. This protective nature is a key aspect of his grace. The text further suggests that simply chanting Sai's name can bring his protection, enabling the humble and poor to be taken to the "other shore." This commitment to safeguarding his followers is a central theme that generates faith and joy among them.
In what ways is Sai Baba portrayed as a protector of his followers according to the source text?
π Chapter 22