Describe the conversation between Das Ganu and Sai Baba when he arrived in Shirdi with his unresolved problem.

Upon arriving in Shirdi, Das Ganu went for Sai Baba's darshan and prostrated at his feet, feeling happy. As recorded in chapter 20, Baba greeted him warmly, asking if all was well and if his mind was happy. In response, Ganudas acknowledged Baba's grace as the source of his joy but also cleverly introduced his predicament. He said to Baba, "You yourself made me start it, and as it took shape, You hit such a snag in the middle that no one can unravel it." This exchange, which occurred while Ganu was massaging Baba's feet, shows the intimate and trusting relationship between devotee and Guru, where a problem can be presented not as a formal question but as a heartfelt appeal within a moment of service.