Besides his sleeping habits, what does Chapter 10 reveal about Baba's public life and his attitude towards different communities?

Chapter 10 provides a glimpse into Sai Baba's public life, highlighting his role as a unifying force. After recapping previous chapters, the text poses the question of what His lifestyle was like. It answers by stating that His public life was great and that He acted as a mother to both Hindus and Muslims. This maternal care created an atmosphere of complete harmony and trust. The chapter uses the powerful metaphor that in His presence, 'the tiger and the lamb lived together in trust and love without doubt,' signifying that under His influence, even natural enmities were dissolved, and people from all backgrounds could coexist peacefully.