Can you describe a typical day for Maharaj, including his sittings with devotees and the nature of the guidance he provided during those times?

Maharaj's day was structured with a consistent rhythm of sittings and visits to Lendi. As detailed in Chapter 0, he held three general sittings daily in the Masjid. During these gatherings, he would offer advice through storytelling, addressing the specific concerns of those present. His guidance was primarily ethical, aiming to purify the devotee's mind rather than delving into complex Vedanta. The text notes that his incarnation was for the salvation of people, and he would even satisfy the worldly desires of devotees to seamlessly turn their minds toward ultimate welfare. His time was split between the Masjid and two daily trips to Lendi.