Chapter 29 states that Baba's generosity was inconsistent. How does the text explain the underlying reason for this unpredictability?

Chapter 29 delves into the profound and inscrutable nature of Sai Baba's actions, particularly his charity. While he was known to be of a generous disposition, the chapter explicitly states that he did not give to everyone and that 'no one knew his mind.' The text explains this by attributing it to his 'incomprehensible wisdom' and 'unfathomable divine play.' It suggests that receiving a material blessing from Baba was not a given, but rather depended on destiny, stating that only for those whose 'auspicious time had arrived' would this 'blessing of happiness' be granted. The touch of a saint's hand was a fortune obtained only by the fortunate, implying a divine logic beyond human understanding.