How did the distribution of Udi relate to devotees leaving Shirdi, and what was the general routine?

As detailed in Chapter 33, the act of giving Udi was deeply integrated into the lives of devotees in Shirdi. It was a well-known practice that when devotees asked for permission to leave Shirdi and return to their villages, Baba would give them Udi. This chapter states that receiving the Udi was considered the true granting of permission, which would fill the devotee's mind with enthusiasm for their journey. Furthermore, this was not just for departures; it was a daily ritual. Chapter 33 mentions that Baba would distribute Udi in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings, ensuring no one left his presence empty-handed.