According to Chapter 4, Sai Baba is referred to as the "Lord of Yoga" and is compared to a philosopher's stone, or "Paris," which turns iron into gold. However, the text states that the actions of a saint like Sai are even more extraordinary. Unlike the stone, which only changes the metal, a saint gives their own form, signifying Self-realization, to their devotees. This comparison highlights Sai Baba's unique and profound power to spiritually transform his followers completely, guiding them toward the state of oneness with Brahman.
Who is Sai Baba compared to in his ability to transform devotees?
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