Describe the diverse array of people who came to visit Sai Baba in Shirdi, as mentioned in the text.

Chapter 32 paints a vivid picture of the wide variety of individuals who flocked to Shirdi for Sai Baba's darshan. The court of the saint attracted people from all walks of life, including astrologers, kings, princes, and yogis. Both householders and renouncers, the sick and the healthy, came eagerly. The text also mentions those engaged in spiritual practices like japa and austerities, as well as pilgrims, sannyasis, singers, and dancers. Notably, a Maulvi is described as paying respects, and various performer groups like Manbhav Garodis, Gondhalis, Dhugdhuges, and Kolhatis also came, demonstrating Baba's universal appeal across different social and religious lines.