The source text describes Sai as a 'complete supporter of spiritual goals.' How does it elaborate on this aspect of his character?

Chapter 36 elaborates on Sai Baba's role as a 'complete supporter of spiritual goals' by highlighting his universal appeal and protective nature. It states that people 'in the country and abroad worship him' and that he has 'redeemed infinite beings.' For those who focus on him through meditation or devotional singing, he provides complete protection and ensures they lack nothing. The text further explains that Baba loves his own stories and uses their narration as a means to fulfill the desires of his devotees, thereby actively supporting their spiritual welfare and progression.