How did Sai Baba initially respond when Ganudas came to him with a doubt about his translation, and what does this reveal about Baba's methods?

When Ganudas went to Shirdi to seek the resolution for a persistent doubt regarding his commentary on the Upanishad, he approached his Satguru, Sai Baba. As Chapter 20 recounts, Baba did not directly answer the question or engage in a scholarly discussion. Instead, he mysteriously told Ganudas, 'The resolution of this doubt of yours will be done by the maidservant at Kaka’s house When you return there.' This interaction reveals that the Maharaj often provided solutions in indirect and unexpected ways, demonstrating his ability to resolve a devotee's problem without even speaking directly on the matter, thereby fulfilling the purpose of the story.