Besides the miracle at the Shraddha, what other examples of Balaji Patil Nevasakar's devotion are described in the text?

Chapter 35 highlights several profound acts of devotion by Balaji Patil Nevasakar. It is mentioned that he would sweep the paths Baba walked daily. In an act of immense self-sacrifice, after his harvest, he would bring all the grain to the mosque and offer it at Baba's feet. He would only take home the portion that Baba gave back to him and live on that. Furthermore, Balaji would drink the wastewater from the drain after Baba had bathed and washed. This illustrates his deep, detached, and all-encompassing devotion, which was so remarkable that his son continued the practice of sending grain to Baba even after his passing.