Based on Chapter 28, how does Sai Baba express his divine presence and guide his followers?

Chapter 28 explains that Sai Baba is not separate from anyone but rather dwells in all beings, pervading everything from Brahma to the smallest insect. This omnipresence is a key aspect of his nature. He guides his devotees in very personal ways, often appearing in their dreams to give darshan. As the chapter illustrates, these dream interactions could involve asking for khichdi, instructing them to remove a trishul, or even using a stick to beat their backs in the corrective manner of a Guru, all with the aim of removing their troubles and fostering devotion to his feet.