What insights does Chapter 50 offer into Sai Baba's divine nature and his method for transforming devotees?

Chapter 50 portrays Sai Baba as the ultimate reality, describing him as "purely an embodiment of consciousness" and the "Unmanifest itself" that has taken a physical form for the sake of his followers. His transformative power is vividly depicted in the chapter. It is said that when Sai places his hand upon a devotee's head, their "ego is crushed to pieces." This act of grace initiates a profound inner change where "the chant of 'So-ham' (I am He) begins, and all that is seen is filled with joy." This suggests a direct transmission of non-dual awareness that dissolves the devotee's sense of a separate self and reveals the divine everywhere, a process facilitated by the Guru's immense compassion.