How did Sai Baba guide and instruct his devotees, particularly in relation to the sacred readings, even when they were not physically near him?

Sai Baba's skill in bestowing grace was profound, and he had various ways of instructing his devotees, proving that physical distance was no barrier. Chapter 18 highlights that whether a devotee was near or in a distant land, Baba was always close within their heart. Even while remaining seated in the Masjid, he could orchestrate events elsewhere by giving someone a specific task and imbuing them with his own power to accomplish it. A prime example is him assigning Bapusaheb Jog to read the scriptures in the Wada. He would then actively direct devotees who came to see him at the Masjid to go and listen to the reading, thereby ensuring they received the specific spiritual nourishment they needed at that moment.