What are some of the key descriptions of Sai Baba presented in this chapter?

Chapter 49 offers several profound descriptions of Sai Baba, portraying him as the ultimate spiritual figure. He is called the "crest-jewel of all saints" and the "resting place for his own devotees." The chapter highlights his role as the "remover of the difficult wanderings of worldly existence." For his followers, as described in this chapter, Sai is everything; he is their sole "object of meditation," their "worship of deities," and their "secret treasure." The author also refers to him as "the welfare of welfare," emphasizing that Sai himself provides the inspiration and remembrance of his own stories to enable the completion of the book.