How did Baba manage his devotees in faraway places like Delhi while he was physically in the Masjid?

While Chapter 18 states that Baba's grace extended to devotees whether they were 'near or in a distant land,' it does not provide any specific examples involving Delhi or explain the methods for managing followers at such a distance. The text focuses on Baba's activities within Shirdi. It details how, even while seated in the Masjid, He would orchestrate events nearby, such as assigning Bapusaheb Jog to read scriptures in the Wada and directing listeners there from the Masjid. The chapter beautifully illustrates his influence by showing how he insisted the narrator finish reading the Bhagavat, demonstrating his omniscience and care for a devotee's spiritual practice, all within the village of Shirdi.