How did the experiences of travelers differ based on whether they followed or ignored Baba's orders?

Chapter 9 draws a sharp contrast between the outcomes for those who obeyed Baba and those who did not. Those who disregarded his orders faced significant hardships, such as carriage wheels coming off, horses getting exhausted, missing trains, and having to go hungry or eat only parched rice. In contrast, the chapter notes that those who honored Baba's commands found their travels became pleasant. They were able to catch their trains even at odd hours, turning their journeys into positive, lifelong memories. This led people to trust his orders implicitly.