How did Sai Baba's practice of giving money reflect his 'incomprehensible wisdom'?

Sai Baba's practice of distributing money is presented in Chapter 29 as a key example of his "incomprehensible wisdom" and "unfathomable divine play." While his fame as a generous saint who gave money to the poor and needy was widespread, the manner of his giving was entirely unpredictable. As verses 13 and 14 state, "This was Baba's constant manner - nothing was ever fixed." He might give ten or fifty rupees to some, while sending others away empty-handed, and this was not tied to specific occasions like festivals. The text suggests that receiving this gift was a matter of destiny, a blessing for those whose "auspicious time had arrived." This unpredictability, where no one could know his mind or presume upon his charity, demonstrated that his actions were not based on worldly logic but on a higher, inscrutable will.