How did Sai Baba live his daily life, and what can devotees learn from his example of renunciation and humility?

According to Chapter 23, Sai Baba embodied a unique form of renunciation. Though he was a perfect renunciate, he behaved like a householder to guide the people. He showed immense love for the lowly and had a fondness for humility. His diet was extremely simple; he never practiced fasting or austerities but sustained himself on daily alms (Madhukari) of dry or moist bread, never indulging his sense of taste. As mentioned in Chapter 23, he taught social conduct by his own example, such as the importance of honoring a guest. This demonstrates that he used his life to provide practical and spiritual instruction to his dependents, showing that true spirituality can be integrated into daily conduct.