According to Chapter 9, what are the consequences for devotees who disregard Sai Baba's instructions about leaving Shirdi?

Chapter 9 clearly outlines the consequences for devotees who do not follow Sai Baba's permissions regarding their departure from Shirdi. The text describes it as a 'characteristic of the Shirdi pilgrimage' that leaving without his consent invites obstacles. The chapter mentions that those who acted against his orders suffered greatly on their journey, with some even being looted by thieves. Conversely, if Baba granted permission to leave, one was expected to depart immediately, as staying longer also brought trouble upon one's head. The text in Chapter 9 gives an example of devotees who left hungry in a hurry and found no carriage, remaining stranded as a result of their impatience.