Can you describe Sai Baba's daily routine related to the Dhuni and the distribution of Udi as detailed in Chapter 33?

As described in Chapter 33, Sai Baba had a consistent daily routine involving the sacred fire (Dhuni) and the Udi. He would often ask for Dakshina, perform charitable deeds for the poor, and purchase bundles of firewood. These logs were offered into the Dhuni, which was kept constantly burning in the Masjid, producing a great quantity of ash. This Udi was then distributed to devotees. The chapter emphasizes this was a daily practice, occurring in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Baba would not send anyone away empty-handed, and it was a well-known custom for Him to give Udi as a sign of permission when devotees were leaving Shirdi.