Could you describe the setting and the beginning of the conversation between Sai Baba, Shama, and the narrator in this account?

The scene unfolds amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the evening Aarti. As described in Chapter 19, Sai Baba was seated enjoying his chillum, while a devotee named Jog performed the Aarti with a bell and the Pancharti. The narrator was made to sit directly in front of Baba by Madhavrao, also known as Shama. In the middle of the loud and blissful ceremony, Baba, the "image of peace," initiated the conversation with a playful question directed at Shama about the Dakshina (offering) he had brought. He then pressed them to reveal the details of their recent conversation.