Based on Chapter 29, what were the key characteristics that defined Sai Baba's interactions with the people who sought his darshan?

Chapter 29 paints a multifaceted portrait of Sai Baba's character through his interactions. Primarily, he is defined by profound compassion and generosity, being called the "embodiment of compassion" who was "compassionate to pilgrims and distributed money abundantly." His fame for this charity drew crowds. However, this generosity was coupled with an incomprehensible and unpredictable nature. The text notes that "nothing was ever fixed" and he did not give to all alike, suggesting his actions were guided by a deeper wisdom. Furthermore, his great affection for children is highlighted through his interaction with the girl Amani. This combination of generosity, compassion, and divine unpredictability defined the experience of his darshan.