Based on Chapter 29, what could a pilgrim expect during a visit to Sai Baba in Shirdi?

According to the details in Chapter 29, a pilgrim's experience visiting Sai Baba could be quite varied and unpredictable. A visitor could certainly expect to see a great saint who was patient and self-controlled, and they might attain a sense of peace from his darshan, as the group from Madras did. They would also witness crowds of performers, singers, and devotees. While Baba was famous for his generosity, receiving a monetary gift was not guaranteed. As the chapter explains, he might give money, a sweet, or send someone away empty-handed. The experience was subject to Baba's inscrutable will, with tangible blessings seen as a matter of individual fortune.