The Satcharitra mentions people from abroad worship Sai Baba. Can you describe what Chapter 36 says about the scope of his influence and who worships him?

Chapter 36 clearly indicates that Sai Baba's influence extended far beyond his immediate surroundings. The text explicitly states, 'Those in the country and abroad worship him,' confirming that his fame and the devotion towards him had crossed national boundaries, causing the 'flag of his devotion' to flutter widely. Beyond just the geographically distant, Chapter 36 also notes that his grace is available to all, as 'he calls out to the poor and weak, fulfilling the desires of all.' This inclusive scope is then immediately illustrated by the introduction of the next story, which concerns two gentlemen who came all the way from Goa specifically for Sai's darshan, further cementing his widespread renown.