Besides the philosophical discourse on life, what specific events and people related to Sai Baba are mentioned as being part of Chapter 8?

While a large portion of the provided text from Chapter 8 focuses on the philosophy of human existence, it also serves as an introduction to several key narratives involving Sai Baba. The chapter's introduction, as described in the source, promises to narrate the greatness of Baba’s habit of begging for alms, which is referred to as bhiksha. It also highlights the devoted service of a woman named Baijabai to the saint. Furthermore, Chapter 8 mentions the "wonder of Baba's meals" and a specific detail about the sleeping arrangements in the Masjid, where Tatya, Baba, and Mhalsapati would sleep together. It even notes that Baba would sometimes go to Khushalchand’s home in the nearby village of Rahata.