What does Chapter 30 teach about the power of remembering Sai Baba, especially during times of adversity?

Chapter 30 powerfully advocates for the practice of remembering Sai Baba as a source of peace and protection. It states that for a devotee who remembers Sai Nath when 'caught in difficulties,' he is the 'giver of peace' to the troubled mind. The chapter presents this act of remembrance as a direct path to solace, urging the devotee to 'Run and reach Sai Nath' and place their head at his feet to have anxiety removed. Furthermore, the text suggests that holding onto Sai's feet leads to the 'dissolution of all sins' and makes one's path 'fearless and obstacle-free,' highlighting remembrance as a potent spiritual tool for overcoming adversity.