Can you explain the significance of Sai Baba's cryptic question to Balasaheb Mirikar about 'Dwarkamai' and how it exemplifies his unique teaching methods?

Sai Baba's question to Balasaheb Mirikar about 'Dwarkamai' is a powerful example of his unique and often enigmatic teaching style. In the encounter described in Chapter 22, Baba asks, "Oh, that Dwarkamai of yours, do you know her?" When Balasaheb is understandably confused, Baba reveals that the very Masjid they are in is "Mother Dwarka." This interaction perfectly illustrates how he would speak with hidden meanings and use ambiguity to provoke deeper spiritual understanding. It showcases his inconceivable method of providing a "warning of a future crisis" along with a "plan for its removal." Instead of giving a direct instruction, he uses a riddle to protect his devotee, forcing him to look beyond the literal and recognize the divine protection present in his immediate surroundings.