According to the sacred texts, Sai Baba's interactions with his devotees were multifaceted and often defied simple explanation. Chapter 22 describes his conduct as being beyond mind, intellect, and speech. He employed various methods to guide his followers, sometimes maintaining a firm silence, which was considered a discourse on Brahman. At other times, he would be a joyful 'cloud of consciousness and bliss' surrounded by his devotees. His communication could be cryptic, as he sometimes spoke with hidden meanings or used humor and jokes. The text also mentions that he might leave conversations ambiguously or walk away in anger, yet he always gave advice in many different ways, whether meaningful, prudent, or openly decisive. This variety shows a dynamic and powerful spiritual guide whose ways were often incomprehensible.
How did Sai Baba interact with his devotees, and what were his different teaching styles?
π Chapter 22