What are the specific characteristics and behaviors of Sai Baba described at the beginning of Chapter 37?

The start of Chapter 37 describes Sai Baba's actions and state of being as incomprehensible and marvelous. It mentions His unpredictable nature, sometimes appearing 'intoxicated with Brahmananda' (the bliss of the Self) and other times being 'satisfied with Self-knowledge.' He performed actions while remaining detached and, though He might look inactive, He was always alert and focused on Self-realization. The chapter compares Him to a deep and profound ocean, difficult to fathom. Furthermore, Chapter 37 highlights His personal conduct, noting that He maintained brotherhood with men and treated women as sisters or mothers, living as a celibate known to all.