What was Sai Baba's attitude towards other beings and his own conduct as described in Chapter 23?

According to the teachings in Chapter 23, Sai Baba's conduct was a model of perfect human behavior and universal love. He saw the Almighty (Vishvambhar) in all things, both moving and unmoving, and therefore never disregarded anyone or considered them inferior. The text highlights that in all living beings, He perceived Narayana, the condensed form of Consciousness. He practiced pure Varnasrama, which refers to social and religious duties, and encouraged appropriate conduct in others. By remaining in harmony with the Almighty in all aspects of life, He demonstrated a profound sense of equality and respect for all creation.