According to Chapter 33, what was Sai Baba's daily routine regarding the Dhuni and the distribution of Udi?

Chapter 33 details Sai Baba's consistent practice involving the Dhuni (sacred fire) and the distribution of Udi. Baba would purchase firewood, often from those who had a surplus, and offer the logs into the ever-burning Dhuni in the Masjid. The sacred ash, or Udi, produced from this fire was then collected and distributed to devotees. The text highlights that this was a daily ritual. Baba would give Udi to devotees at various times—mornings, afternoons, and evenings—ensuring no one was sent away empty-handed. It was also a customary practice to give Udi as a sign of permission when devotees were preparing to leave Shirdi for their homes, which would bring them enthusiasm for their journey.