Can you describe an instance where Sai Baba's behavior seemed terrifying and contradictory, yet ultimately resulted in a devotee's healing?

A striking example of Sai Baba's unpredictable yet benevolent nature is found in his interaction with Kaka Mahajani. As detailed in Chapter 13, the moment paving work began in the courtyard, Baba flew into a rage, assuming a terrifying 'Narasimha avatar' and threatening the workers. Amidst this frightening display and a volley of abuses, he paradoxically turned his attention to Kaka, who was suffering from diarrhea. Baba made Kaka sit, fed him handfuls of roasted peanuts, and then gave him water to drink. Immediately after this strange and intense episode, Baba declared that Kaka's ailment was cured. This incident shows that even when Baba's actions appeared wrathful, they were often a prelude to a profound act of healing and grace.