Can the stories Baba told during his sittings offer practical advice for professional challenges, like dealing with a difficult boss, similar to how he dealt with Bhagoji Shinde?

The source material from Chapter 0 indicates that Sai Baba held three general sittings per day where he would give advice through stories, often addressing matters on the minds of those present. However, the texts do not record the specific content of these stories or how they might apply to modern professional challenges. The provided example of his interaction with Bhagoji Shinde, who had leprosy, demonstrates Maharaj's compassion and lack of disgust, as he allowed Bhagoji to massage him and share a chillum. This interaction showcases a core ethical principle rather than a specific strategy for workplace dynamics.