Describe the specific moment that confirmed for Cholkar that Sai Baba was omniscient.

The moment of confirmation for Cholkar was both subtle and powerful. After finally arriving in Shirdi and fulfilling his vow to distribute sugar, Cholkar was a guest at the home of another devotee named Jog. As Chapter 15 narrates, just as they were preparing to leave, Sai Baba—who did not drink tea himself—specifically told Jog, 'Give him cups of tea, well-filled with sugar.' Hearing these words was a profound shock to Cholkar. For a long time, he had secretly given up sugar as a penance. Baba's out-of-character and highly specific instruction was the undeniable proof that his private sacrifice was known, causing tears of joy to come to Cholkar's eyes as he realized the depth of Baba's awareness.