Describe the specific instructions Sai Baba gave to Annasaheb Dabholkar regarding how to conduct himself and who to associate with.

In Chapter 3, after telling Annasaheb to perform His service, Sai Baba provided clear guidance on proper conduct. He strongly advised avoiding people who have abandoned religious conduct, calling them 'very dangerous' and suggesting one should not even stay in their shadow. This was contrasted with a lesson in universal compassion, as Baba also instructed not to 'shoo away anyone, be it a dog, pig, or fly.' This shows that while one should be discerning about human company, a sense of kindness should be extended to all living creatures. By following this path of devotion and right conduct, Baba promised that an 'eternal treasure will be found.'