Can you describe the specific actions and words Sai Baba used to turn Ratanji's despair into hope?

In Chapter 14, we see a detailed account of how Sai Baba transformed Ratanji's despair. The merchant, feeling troubled, expressed his worries to Baba. In a moment of pure grace, 'Compassion arose in Sai Nath.' His first action was verbal reassurance: 'Do not worry in vain; from now on, your bad phase has started to decline.' This was followed by tangible acts of blessing. He gave Ratanji the Prasad of Udi. Then, he performed a physical act of grace by placing 'His hand of grace on his head.' Finally, He gave a divine promise: 'Allah will fulfill the desire of your heart.' As Chapter 14 illustrates, this combination of comforting words, sacred objects, physical touch, and a divine promise completely dispelled Ratanji's worries.