From the perspective of a devotee in Shirdi, what would be the daily experience related to the Dhuni and Udi as narrated in Chapter 33?

As a devotee in Shirdi, your daily experience, according to the narration in Chapter 33, would be deeply intertwined with the Dhuni and Udi. You would witness Sai Baba continually tending the sacred fire in the Masjid, feeding it with heaps of logs. Throughout the day, whether in the morning, afternoon, or evening, you could approach Baba and would never be sent away empty-handed, as he consistently gave out Udi. This chapter emphasizes that this was a daily practice. Furthermore, when the time came for you to return to your village, you would seek his permission, and receiving the Udi from his hand would be the definitive sign of his blessing and consent to leave, filling you with enthusiasm for your journey.