Can you explain how Sai Baba could appear differently to different people at the same time?

The source material provides a beautiful example of this phenomenon. During a noon arati, a woman with immense and pure devotion saw Sai Baba in the form of her chosen deity, Lord Rama. For her, he appeared as the four-armed 'Lord of Janaki,' complete with a crown and yellow garments. However, for everyone else present, he remained 'the same daily Sai Nath.' This illustrates a profound spiritual principle mentioned in Chapter 29: 'As one feels in their mind, so does he appear to sincere devotees.' Therefore, Baba's appearance was not a uniform physical event but a personalized spiritual experience, mirroring the inner state and devotional focus of the individual.