Who can truly be called a Sai-devotee, and what does their devotion look like?

According to the teachings in Chapter 45, a true Sai-devotee is someone who cannot bear to be separated from Sai even for a moment. This devotion requires a complete focus with all senses, which is contrasted with the mere act of looking at an idol while the mind wanders to worldly desires like the taste of mangoes. The text poses a rhetorical question: how can someone be called a Sai-devotee if they have not learned detachment from the world? True worship involves an all-encompassing dedication, not a divided attention where one part of you is with the Guru and another is still attached to sensory pleasures.