Can you compare the roles of Das Ganu, Sai Baba, and Gajanan Maharaj in resolving Ratanji's problem as described in Chapter 14?

Based on the provided excerpts from Chapter 14, a comparison involving Gajanan Maharaj is not possible as he is not mentioned in the text. The narrative outlines specific roles for Das Ganu and Sai Baba. Das Ganu acts as the initial guide; seeing Ratanji's sorrow, he points him towards a spiritual solution by advising him to visit Shirdi. Sai Baba is the central spiritual master whose blessing Ratanji seeks. Upon meeting him, Sai Baba immediately begins to interact with Ratanji by requesting Dakshina, a test of faith and surrender. Therefore, while Das Ganu is the facilitator and Sai Baba is the master who provides the spiritual encounter, Gajanan Maharaj plays no part in this account.