Could you elaborate on the connection between Sai Baba's actions in Shirdi and the peril Kashiram faced miles away?

Chapter 0 describes a profound mystical event that illustrates Sai Baba's omniscience. While Kashiram was desperately fighting for his life against a group of armed robbers, Sai Baba, who was physically located in Shirdi, began to exhibit extreme agitation. He was shouting, swearing, and creating a scene. The people around him understood this was not random behavior; they recognized it as a sign that a beloved devotee was in mortal danger and that Maharaj's actions were a form of spiritual intervention to provide protection. The text explicitly states, "all this agitation was to protect the devotee from that danger, and that is exactly what happened." This shows Baba's ability to transcend space and time to save his followers.