Why is it considered wrong to judge a saint by their caste or what they eat, based on Chapter 23?

Chapter 23 of the Sai Satcharitra makes it clear that one cannot understand the true state of a saint by external factors like their caste, behavior, or diet. The text states that their essence is "always beyond such things." It emphasizes that Sai Baba Himself saw Narayana (the condensed form of Consciousness) in all living beings and never considered anyone inferior. He encouraged appropriate conduct but transcended conventional social judgments, reminding us that the purpose of a saint's incarnation is the salvation of souls, not adherence to worldly labels.