Describe the interaction between Tatya Kote Patil and Sai Baba when Tatya was planning to go to Kopargaon, as narrated in Chapter 9.

As detailed in Chapter 9, Tatya Kote Patil wished to go to the weekly market in Kopargaon. He brought his tonga to the Mosque to take Baba's darshan and, as the text describes, made a "pretext of seeking permission." However, his impatience to leave was palpable. Sai Baba, who is described as knowing the "right and wrong time," perceived Tatya's haste and instructed him, "Wait a little." This brief but significant interaction, narrated in Chapter 9, serves as an example of a core theme: while devotees may feel a sense of urgency, Baba's timing is perfect, and his counsel, even if it involves waiting, is always for their ultimate benefit.