Can you explain the concept of Sai Baba as the 'puppeteer' using an example from the text?

The concept of Sai Baba as the 'puppeteer' illustrates his all-pervasive control and how he orchestrates events to guide his devotees. In Chapter 19, a narrator describes a personal experience where he silently resolved to regulate his mind by chanting Rama's name. At that exact moment, another devotee began singing a song praising Rama. The narrator realized this was Baba's doing, stating, "We are all merely puppets; the puppeteer is Mother Sai; without speaking himself, he handed over a good practice accurately." This event showed him that Baba pulls the strings and inspiration happens accordingly, proving that our actions are often guided by his unseen hand.