What does Chapter 36 say about Sai Baba's power and his method of fulfilling devotees' desires?

Chapter 36 highlights Sai Baba's immense and inconceivable power. It states that his prowess is great and he can 'turn a beggar into a king in a moment with the play of his eyebrows.' A key method through which he operates is by using his own life stories. The chapter explains that he loves his stories and 'constantly provides memories of them,' making the listener and speaker a 'mere pretext' to ultimately fulfill the desires of the devotees. This suggests a divine mechanism where the act of narrating and listening to his 'charitra' becomes the very means by which devotees' wishes are granted and they are drawn closer to him.