Beyond performing miracles, how did Sai Baba contribute to the local village and assist his follower, Gopalrao Gund?

The Introduction provides examples of how Maharaj's presence benefited the village and his followers. For instance, Gopalrao Gund, the Revenue Circle Inspector of Kopargaon, who had three wives but no son, was blessed with a son through Maharaj's grace, which led to him becoming a total devotee. When this same devotee collected stones to rebuild the dilapidated Masjid, Maharaj redirected his efforts. As Chapter 0 recounts, Maharaj commanded that the stones be used to build the Shani temple and renovate other temples in the village. Furthermore, Maharaj also paid attention to a local tomb, revealing a Pir's tomb under a Neem tree, which was then unearthed by the people, demonstrating his care for the entire village's spiritual heritage.