What does Chapter 30 say about the power of Sai Baba's grace and the effect it has on individuals?

Chapter 30 elaborates on the transformative power of Sai Baba's grace, stating that whomever Sai bestows his grace upon attains 'inconceivable great power.' This includes gaining the 'wealth of discrimination between Self and non-Self' and all forms of knowledge. The chapter contrasts powerful Brahmins who perform recitations with those who feel they are 'devoid of proper samskaras,' noting that even they are not forsaken by Sai. His grace makes the path 'fearless and obstacle-free' and leads to the dissolution of all sins. The author, reflecting on their own experience within this chapter, attributes the ability to write the text entirely to Sai's grace, calling him the 'illuminator of my speech' and the 'destroyer of the darkness of ignorance.'