What does Chapter 46 say about Sai Baba's nature and how he interacts with his devotees after his Mahasamadhi?

According to Chapter 46, Sai Baba's presence transcends his physical form. Even though his form is now invisible, the text assures devotees that the spirit residing in his Samadhi is awake and actively provides experiences. This chapter beautifully illustrates how he pulls his devotees towards him, whether they are near or in foreign lands, just as a mother nourishes her child. Sai Baba is depicted as the master puppeteer who moves the strings of life from behind the scenes, performing all actions yet remaining a detached non-doer whose character is hard to understand. He is always with his devotees, offering protection and unexpected visions.