Based on Chapter 29, what were the defining characteristics of Sai Baba that drew people to him?

According to Chapter 29 of the Sai Satcharitra, several key characteristics drew people to Sai Baba. He is described as a 'great saint—patient, generous, and self-controlled.' His fame for generosity was a significant factor, as he was known to distribute money abundantly to the poor, needy, and even wayfarers, not just on special occasions but daily. This reputation for being 'steadfast in charity and righteousness' spread from 'ear to ear,' creating a desire in people for his darshan. Furthermore, the chapter portrays him as the 'embodiment of compassion,' who would enquire about the poor and destitute and showed great affection for children, as seen in the story of Amani. These qualities combined to attract diverse crowds to Shirdi.