What promises or assurances are given to devotees in Chapter 36, and how is Sai Baba depicted as a protector and provider?

Chapter 36 provides several assurances to Sai Baba's devotees. It promises that those who grasp him through meditation or sing loving hymns to him will never lack anything, as he 'protects them completely.' This depicts him as a diligent guardian and provider. The text further reinforces this by stating he 'calls out to the poor and weak, fulfilling the desires of all.' His protective nature is also linked to his stories; as mentioned in Chapter 36, he loves his own stories and uses them as a medium to fulfill the spiritual and worldly desires of his followers, thus redeeming 'infinite beings.'