What titles and descriptions are used for Sai Baba in Chapter 30 to emphasize his compassionate nature?

Chapter 30 of the Sri Sai Satcharita uses several powerful titles to convey Sai Baba's compassionate nature. He is addressed as 'Karuṇālaya,' meaning an 'abode of mercy,' and is described as being 'Compassionate to devotees.' The chapter notes that a mere 'Darshan' (sight) of him dispels the devotee's fear of worldly existence. He is also called the 'Acharya (teacher) of the assembly of saints,' for whom the task of uplifting devotees is inescapable. Furthermore, he is described as the 'capable lamp of knowledge' and the 'destroyer of the darkness of ignorance.' These descriptions collectively paint a picture of Sai as a merciful, powerful, and enlightening guide for his followers.