How did Sai Baba redirect a devotee's construction plans, and what was the significance of the tomb he revealed?

The texts in Chapter 0 provide a fascinating look at Maharaj's divine guidance. When the devotee Gopalrao Gund collected stones to rebuild the dilapidated Masjid, Maharaj did not grant him permission, stating the work was meant for another. Instead, he commanded that the stones be used to build a Shani temple and renovate other village temples. In a separate instance, Maharaj revealed the presence of a Pir's tomb under a Neem tree, which was confirmed upon digging. He referred to this location as "our father's place" and instructed devotees to burn incense there on Thursdays and Fridays for their own welfare, showing his reverence for other sacred spots and his ability to direct his followers' efforts toward divinely-ordained purposes.