Describe Sai Baba's practice of giving money. Was it a consistent and predictable act?

Sai Baba's charitable giving was a well-known but highly unpredictable practice. According to Chapter 29, he was abundantly generous, often giving ten to fifty rupees to the poor and needy on a daily basis. However, the text emphasizes that his manner was never fixed. While he was known to distribute money, it was not guaranteed for everyone. As Chapter 29 states, "he did not give to everyone - no one knew his mind." Sometimes he would give money, other times a sweet treat, and on some occasions, he would send people away empty-handed. This inconsistency was part of his "incomprehensible wisdom," and receiving a gift was considered a special blessing for the fortunate.