Chapter 4 describes December 10th as a particularly significant day. What three distinct events occurred on this date involving Dixit, Khaparde, and a new Shirdi tradition?

December 10th holds a special significance in the chronicles of Shirdi, as detailed in Chapter 4. On this day, three important events unfolded. First, Sai Baba gave the definitive order to Kakasaheb Dixit to lay the foundation for the Wada he planned to build. Second, in a contrasting instruction, Dadasaheb Khaparde, who was also present, was told by Baba to go home instead of participating. This highlights the specific and individual nature of Baba's commands. Lastly, the text notes another great event of this day: the "Shej-Aarti" (night prayer) in the Chavadi was initiated on this very date, beginning a tradition of great devotion and love.