Based on Chapter 33, can you describe Sai Baba's daily routine concerning the Dhuni and the distribution of its sacred ash?

Chapter 33 describes Sai Baba's consistent daily practices related to the Dhuni and Udi. He would collect firewood bundles, sometimes by purchasing them from those who had a surplus, and offer these dry logs into the sacred fire (Dhuni) that was always kept burning in the Masjid. The resulting ash, known as Udi, was then distributed to devotees. The chapter notes that it was a standard practice for Baba to give Udi to devotees when they were departing Shirdi, which was seen as his true permission to leave. He would also give Udi to those staying in Shirdi during the morning, afternoon, and evening, ensuring no one left his presence empty-handed.