Describe the contrast between Sai Baba's immense power and his personal humility as shown in these early accounts.

The early stories in Chapter 0 paint a picture of profound contrast. On one hand, Baba demonstrated immense power, such as knowing the location of a lost horse without searching and creating fire from the earth with his tongs. On the other hand, he displayed deep humility. The text explicitly states he never claimed divinity by saying "Anal Haq" (I am God), but rather he would say "Yaade Haq" (I remember God). He referred to himself as a "servant of God" and gave blessings with the words "Allah bhala karega" (God will do good), always attributing the greatness to God rather than himself.