What specific personal qualities of Sai Baba are emphasized in the beginning of Chapter 12?

Chapter 12 portrays Sai Baba as a being with profound and balanced qualities. He is described as the "king of knowledge personified, seated in the light of absolute liberation." The text highlights His "extreme affection for every living being" coexisting with "extreme detachment toward everything else." This duality is also seen in how He possesses immense power yet remains completely renounced. A central characteristic mentioned in Chapter 12 is His perfect equanimity; He has no feeling of friend or foe, and to Him, "the pauper and the king are the same," establishing Him as a great soul who maintains an enmity-free equality everywhere.