Who is identified as the one who has 'redeemed infinite beings' and supports spiritual goals?

Chapter 36 explicitly identifies Sai Baba as the being who acts as a "complete supporter of spiritual goals" and has "redeemed infinite beings." This description emphasizes his role as a universal savior who has renounced worldly life to guide others. The text says that by attaining Lord Vishnu (Chakrapani), he gained the capacity for this redemptive work. This portrayal elevates him from a local saint to a figure of cosmic significance, whose grace is not limited and whose purpose is to uplift and liberate countless souls from the struggles of existence.