How did Sai Baba ensure that devotees, even those far away, received his grace and instruction?

Chapter 18 highlights Sai Baba's profound skill in bestowing grace, noting that his presence was not limited by physical distance. The text explains that whether a devotee was near him in Shirdi or in a distant land, Baba was always close within them. He would assign tasks to various people, giving them his own power to get the work done. A prime example is him sitting in the Masjid while orchestrating the scriptural readings by Bapusaheb Jog in the Wada. He would actively direct devotees to these readings, demonstrating that he could manage and guide the spiritual progress of many people simultaneously, proving his grace transcended his physical location.