Chapter 36 illustrates Sai Baba's omniscience through his interactions with two guests. For the first guest, Baba used a request for money as a pretext to remind him of a forgotten vow to offer his first month's salary to Lord Datta after securing a job. For the second guest, Baba accurately described a personal tragedy: a trusted Brahmin had stolen a treasure of thirty thousand in notes by making a hole in a wall cupboard. The guests confirmed that "Every word he spoke is exactly our story," realizing that Sai knew their histories without being told, which they considered a miracle.
Based on the experiences of the two guests, how did Sai Baba reveal past financial events to them?
📖 Chapter 36