According to Chapter 9, what are the consequences of either leaving Shirdi without Sai Baba's permission or staying too long after receiving it?

Chapter 9 explicitly details the negative outcomes of not adhering to Sai Baba's instructions regarding departure. The text states it is a key characteristic of a Shirdi pilgrimage that leaving without Baba's permission invites obstacles and trouble. Those who acted outside his orders are said to have suffered greatly, with some even being looted by thieves. On the other hand, Chapter 9 also clarifies that once permission to leave is given, one must not stay in Shirdi for even a moment longer. Lingering after being told to go also "brings trouble upon one's head," a lesson many devotees reportedly experienced. This underscores the importance of precise obedience to Baba's will for a safe journey.