How did Shama (Madhavrao) act as an intermediary between Damu Anna and Sai Baba, and what was his perspective on the situation?

Madhavrao, also known as Shama, served as the crucial link between Damu Anna and Sai Baba by delivering the letter to the Masjid. Chapter 25 describes how Shama, seemingly aware of the letter's contents, confirmed to Baba that His intuitive words were the exact meaning of the letter. Shama marveled at Baba's omniscience, observing how Baba stirs devotees' minds and then brings them near. Furthermore, it was Madhavrao's suggestion in the reply letter that Damu Anna should visit in person, noting that "There is a difference between hearing and seeing," which ultimately prompted Damu Anna's trip to Shirdi.