Describe the scene between Sai Baba and Shama when the letter from Damu Anna arrived. What does this interaction reveal about Baba's divine perception?

The scene in Chapter 25 highlights Baba's omniscience. When Madhavrao, also known as Shama, placed Damu Anna's letter at Baba's feet in the Masjid, Baba immediately spoke to the letter's intent without it being read. He asked, "What plans is he making?" and remarked, "It seems he is trying to touch the sky!" Shama was amazed, confirming that Baba's words were the exact meaning of the letter. Shama even commented on Baba's divine play of stirring devotees' minds to ultimately bring them closer. Despite this clear foreknowledge, Baba humbly insisted Shama read the letter, showing his unique blend of divine power and human-like interaction.