The provided source material does not contain any references to Gajanan Maharaj. Instead, the text from Chapter 0 describes a different figure, simply referred to as "Maharaj," who would later be given the name Sai Baba. This Maharaj encountered a man named Chandbhai, miraculously located his lost horse, and later traveled with a wedding procession to Shirdi. It was there, as detailed in Chapter 0, that a devotee named Mhalasapati welcomed him with the words "Aavo Sai Baba," and he became known by that name from then on.
Can you tell me what the book says about Gajanan Maharaj?
📖 Chapter 0