Chapter 29 presents a seeming contradiction: Baba gave generously, yet not to all. How does the text explain this aspect of his nature?

Chapter 29 of the Sai Satcharitra addresses the complexity of Sai Baba's charity by explaining that his actions were part of his 'incomprehensible wisdom' and 'unfathomable divine play.' While confirming his generous disposition and the fact that he distributed money daily, the chapter explicitly states, 'he did not give to everyone - no one knew his mind.' It posits that receiving money from him was not a simple transaction but a matter of destiny, a blessing reserved for the fortunate whose 'auspicious time had arrived.' The touch of a saint's hand was a 'shell of fortune' for the deserving. The chapter then introduces the story of Amani to further illustrate this profound and unpredictable nature of his grace.