Chapter 41 explicitly describes Sai Baba's loving disposition towards his followers, particularly those with a sincere inclination for spiritual matters. The text states that such devotees are very dear to Sai. He actively demonstrates His affection by warding off their difficulties and giving them "the company of self-bliss." The story of Balasaheb Deo serves as a prime example of this principle. Deo's obstacle was his inability to engage in his desired spiritual practice of reading the Dnyaneshwari. Sai's intervention wasn't just to remove the block, but to fulfill Deo's wish in a way that would add to his devotion, showing how Baba lovingly supports the spiritual aspirations of his followers.
According to this account, how does Sai Baba treat devotees who have a genuine interest in spirituality?
๐ Chapter 41