From the perspective of a pilgrim, what kind of experiences could one expect when visiting Sai Baba in Shirdi, based on the events in Chapter 29?

Based on Chapter 29, a pilgrim's experience in Shirdi was multifaceted and dependent on Baba's divine will. Visitors could expect to encounter a saint renowned for being patient, generous, and self-controlled. Many were drawn by his fame for distributing money abundantly to the poor and needy. For instance, a group from Madras found 'peace' upon his darshan and stayed for days. However, the experience was also unpredictable. The chapter emphasizes that while Baba was merciful, he did not give to all alike. A visitor might receive a significant sum of money, a small sweet (bafri), or be sent back empty-handed. The core of the experience was being in the presence of his 'incomprehensible wisdom,' where blessings were bestowed only when one's 'auspicious time had arrived.'