Describe the contradictory actions of Sai Baba during the incident with the paving work and how it resulted in a miracle for Kaka Mahajani.

The incident surrounding the paving work, as narrated in Chapter 13, highlights Sai Baba's unpredictable nature. At the sound of a pickaxe, Baba erupted in terrifying anger, threatening the laborer and causing devotees to scatter in fear. Yet, in the very next moment, he stopped Kaka Mahajani from fleeing. Amidst showering abuses on others, Baba calmly pulled out a bag of roasted peanuts, cleaned them, and fed them to Kaka. After Kaka drank some water at Baba's instruction, Baba declared his long-standing diarrhea cured. This sequence shows how Baba could simultaneously display immense fury and profound compassion, using a moment of apparent chaos to perform a healing miracle.