What does this chapter say about Sai Baba's mysterious nature and how he interacts with his devotees?

According to Chapter 46, Sai Baba's nature is profound and mysterious. He is described as pulling His devotees towards Him with a 'subtle string,' regardless of whether they are in the same country or abroad. Though He may not let Himself be seen, He is always standing behind His devotees. The chapter states that He nourishes His followers effortlessly, just as a mother nourishes her child. In a paradoxical way, He is said to 'play all the games from within' yet simultaneously 'fly the flag of detachment,' performing everything while calling Himself a non-doer. This enigmatic character, which no one can fully understand, allows Him to make the simple and innocent succeed where the proud might fail.