How did the other people, including her husband, react to the woman's vision of Sai as Rama?

The reaction to the woman's divine vision was mixed, as detailed in Chapter 29. The general gathering was 'astonished' and 'amazed,' filled with curiosity about why she alone was experiencing such a 'flood of love' and joy. However, some, including her 'extremely selfish' husband, were skeptical and critical. They ridiculed her, questioning how a fakir who begs for alms could appear as Raghupati (Rama). In a fascinating turn, that same night her husband had a frightening dream of being seized by a policeman, while Sai Baba stood by watching silently. This contrasts his experience of fear with his wife's experience of divine bliss, suggesting Baba was teaching each of them according to their spiritual needs.