Can you explain the playful conversation between Shama and Baba when the letter from Damu Anna arrived? It seems like Shama was teasing him.

The interaction between Shama (Madhavrao) and Sai Baba concerning Damu Anna's letter in Chapter 25 showcases their intimate and informal relationship. When Shama placed the letter at Baba's feet, Baba feigned ignorance. Shama responded playfully, suggesting Baba already knew the contents by saying Baba's own words were "the exact meaning of the letter." Shama even cheekily remarked on Baba's divine nature, saying, "O God, You sit still, but You stir up a commotion in the devotees' minds... You already know the inner intent, then why do You have it read?" This teasing tone highlights Shama's deep understanding of Baba's omniscience and the loving familiarity they shared.