Chapter 10 mentions a narrow plank that Sai Baba slept on. How does the text explain the physics-defying nature of this act and connect it to his Siddhis?

Chapter 10 poses the logical question of how a narrow plank, just one span wide and tied with mere rags, could possibly support Baba's weight. The text provides a spiritual explanation rather than a physical one. It asserts that with 'Great Siddhis (powers) residing within Him, the plank was merely for name’s sake.' This implies that his ability to rest there was not bound by ordinary physical laws. The chapter further connects this to his mastery of 'Anima,' the power to become minute, suggesting he could move with the ease of flies or ants. This detail from Chapter 10 illustrates that his actions were a demonstration of his divine powers, not feats of physical balance.