How did Sai Baba use a Ramdasi Buwa's holy book to guide his devotee Shama?

Sai Baba used a clever and indirect method to guide his devotee Shama. As detailed in Chapter 27, Baba observed a Ramdasi Buwa who had a daily routine of reading the Vishnu Sahasranama and the Ramayana in the Masjid. Desiring to establish a spiritual practice for Shama, Baba feigned a severe stomach ache, complaining that his intestines were breaking, and sent the Ramdasi to the market for senna powder. While the man was gone, Baba took his book of Vishnu Sahasranama, gave it to Shama, and instructed him to read it, emphasizing its great benefits. This act established a new devotional rule for Shama through a memorable and divinely orchestrated event.