Chapter 10 mentions Baba having 'Great Siddhis.' What specific powers are mentioned and how do they explain his mysterious behavior?

Chapter 10 directly attributes some of Baba's mysterious actions to his 'Great Siddhis,' or divine powers. The primary example given is his ability to sleep on a very narrow plank suspended by mere rags, a feat that should have been impossible. The text explains that the plank was 'merely for name’s sake' because his Siddhis supported him. Specifically, the chapter mentions the Siddhi of 'Anima,' which is the power to become minute. This power is used to explain how his movements could be as imperceptible as those of 'flies, insects, or ants,' which is why no one ever saw him getting on or off the floating plank.