Can you tell me about Sai Baba's daily life and relationships as introduced at the beginning of Chapter 8?

The introduction to Chapter 8 offers a glimpse into Sai Baba's communal life and daily routines. It mentions his established habit of going into the village to beg for alms, a practice known as bhiksha. The text highlights the devoted service he received from a woman named Baijabai and mentions the "wonder of Baba’s meals," suggesting there was something special about them. Furthermore, it touches upon his close relationships, noting how he, Tatya, and Mhalsapati would all sleep together in the Masjid. As Chapter 8 points out, it also mentions that Baba would visit Khushalchand’s home in the nearby village of Rahata, indicating his connections beyond Shirdi.