Beyond the deep philosophy, what does this chapter say about Sai Baba's specific impact on the town of Shirdi?

While focusing heavily on philosophy, Chapter 26 also offers praise for Sai Baba's tangible impact on Shirdi. The author declares that it was the great fortune and merit of Shirdi that Baba arrived and chose to reside there. His presence is credited with transforming the location into a holy pilgrimage site, referred to as a 'Kshetra'. The text describes Baba as the 'merciful Sai' who makes the place fortunate and adorns it with His presence. This highlights that, according to Chapter 26, Sai Baba's physical residence in Shirdi was a monumental event that elevated the town to a sacred status.