What attributes of Sai Baba are highlighted in Chapter 41 that equate him with a divine being?

Chapter 41 explicitly elevates Sai Baba to the status of a divine being by listing several key attributes. The text states that through the six qualities of 'Success, Prosperity, Generosity, Knowledge, Peace, and Detachment,' Shri Sai is presented as the 'perfect God, just like Hari [Lord Vishnu] in full majesty.' Beyond this direct comparison, the chapter describes His profound nature in other ways. He is called the 'embodiment of benevolence' and a 'mass of consciousness.' The chapter also highlights His divine power, or Leela, by showing how He orchestrates events, such as the timely arrival of His own portrait to fulfill a dream promise. His compassion is also emphasized, as He gives Darshan even to those lacking formal devotion, reinforcing His status as a great soul who is 'compassionate by nature toward the humble,' as mentioned in Chapter 41.