What does Chapter 46 reveal about the paradoxical nature of Sai Baba's actions and the supreme power of devotion to him?

Chapter 46 portrays Sai Baba's nature as wonderfully paradoxical. It states that he 'plays all the games from within, yet You fly the flag of detachment,' and that he performs everything yet calls himself a 'non-doer.' This highlights his divine play, where he is the ultimate cause but remains unattached. The chapter then extols the supreme power of devotion to such a Guru, asserting that one who possesses true devotion lacks nothing. In fact, as this chapter describes, this devotion is so potent that great spiritual states like Brahman-realization serve it 'like a maid-servant,' and the devotee effortlessly obtains Peace, Detachment, and Fame.