Based on Chapter 29, was receiving money from Sai Baba a common occurrence for all visitors? Explain the principle behind his giving.

No, receiving money from Sai Baba was not a guaranteed occurrence for every visitor, despite his reputation for generosity. Chapter 29 makes it clear that his manner was not fixed, and he would sometimes send people back empty-handed. The text explains that he did not give to everyone who asked, and 'no one knew his mind.' The underlying principle, as presented in the chapter, was that receiving this blessing was a matter of fortune and timing. Only for those whose 'auspicious time had arrived' was this 'blessing of happiness' granted by the touch of a saint's hand.