Can you describe Sai Baba's lifestyle and external appearance in Shirdi as detailed in Chapter 10?

According to the descriptions in Chapter 10, Sai Baba led a life of extreme simplicity and detachment. He had no desire for fame or wealth, choosing to beg only to sustain His physical body. Externally, He had the appearance of a Sanyasi, often carrying His Satka, or staff, which served as His symbolic 'scepter of punishment.' Despite having ascended the 'heights of Yoga,' He chose this humble way of life. He was known for the phrase 'Allah Malik' and had an 'unbroken love for His devotees,' making His Saguna, or with-form, manifestation a precious gift to humanity.