How did Sai Baba's interactions with Kaka Mahajani and Shama concerning the Bhagavata book differ?

Chapter 27 illustrates how Baba tailored his blessings differently for his devotees using the same holy book. When Shama brought a copy of the Bhagavata that belonged to Kaka Mahajani, Baba insisted Shama keep it, stating, "Since I have given this to you, keep it in your collection." This established a sense of ownership and responsibility for Shama. Later, when Kaka Mahajani brought another copy of the same text, Baba returned it to him as a blessing with the specific instruction to "Apply your heart to it," assuring him it would be a dear friend. This shows Baba's nuanced approach, giving one devotee a possession for his records and the other a tool for deep personal study.