What specific powers and qualities of Sai Baba are highlighted at the beginning of Chapter 11?

The start of Chapter 11 introduces Sai Baba's immense greatness by focusing on his control over the elements of nature and his inscrutable divine plays, or 'leelas'. The text explicitly states his authority over the five elements and promises to show how powerful deities like Indra (god of rain), Agni (god of fire), and Varuna (god of water) obey his commands. His greatness, as described in Chapter 11, is also demonstrated in his impartial treatment of both Hindus and Muslims. He is described as the "embodiment of perfect detachment" and the "ultimate resting place for exclusive devotees," establishing a tone of reverence and wonder.