Describe the sequence of events when Madhavrao presented Damu Anna's letter to Baba. What did the exchange reveal about Baba's omniscience?

Chapter 25 provides a detailed account of this interaction. Madhavrao, also known as Shama, brought the letter and placed it at Baba's feet in the Masjid. Baba immediately questioned the hurry and the nature of the paper. Before Shama even read it, Baba astutely remarked on Damu Anna's ambitions, saying, "It seems he is trying to touch the sky!" Shama was so struck by this that he confirmed Baba's words were the exact meaning of the letter. Shama then marveled at how Baba stirs commotion in devotees' minds only to draw them near, questioning why Baba needs the letter read when He already knows the inner intent. This entire episode beautifully illustrates Baba's omniscience, as he clearly perceived the contents and spirit of the letter without it being read to him.