Describe Sai Baba's practice of giving money as detailed in Chapter 29. Was it a predictable habit?

Chapter 29 portrays Sai Baba as being of a generous disposition, frequently distributing money to the poor, needy, and even casual wayfarers. He would give amounts like ten or fifty rupees. However, this practice was far from predictable. The text explicitly states that his manner was not fixed and that no one knew his mind. While it was true that he distributed money, he did not give to everyone who came to his door. Sometimes he would give sweets, and other times he sent people away empty-handed. The chapter suggests that receiving this grace was a matter of fortune, reserved for those whose 'auspicious time had arrived.'