How did Sai Baba incorporate the giving of Udi into his daily interactions with devotees in Shirdi?

Sai Baba's distribution of Udi was a consistent and meaningful daily practice, as described in Chapter 33. The Udi was created from the sacred Dhuni, a fire he kept constantly burning with firewood logs. He would give this sacred ash to devotees in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings, ensuring no one left his presence empty-handed. Furthermore, the act of giving Udi held special significance for those leaving Shirdi. When a devotee asked for permission to return to their village, Baba granting them Udi was understood as the true sign of his permission, filling the devotee with enthusiasm for their journey.