The phrase 'Sabka Malik Ek' is often associated with Sai Baba. How do the scriptures explain this principle of 'One Master for All' in relation to Baba's own being?

The scriptures explain that Sai Baba embodied the principle of 'One Master for All' through His life and state of being. As noted in Chapter 10, Baba Himself followed the phrase 'Allah Malik,' which translates to 'God is the Master.' More profoundly, the text describes Baba as the embodiment of that which is 'truly boundless and infinite, filling everything from Brahman to a blade of grass, that which is eternally one and indivisible.' This indicates that He was not just a teacher of this universal principle but its living, human expression, a 'mine of Self-knowledge' and the 'fullness of Bliss embodied,' demonstrating the ultimate unity of existence.