How do the events described in Chapter 19 demonstrate the connection between a devotee's inner thoughts and Sai Baba's divine intervention?

Chapter 19 provides a powerful demonstration of Sai Baba's omniscience and the deep connection between a devotee's inner state and his divine intervention. The author describes making a private, internal resolve to regulate his mind by focusing on the name of Rama. Precisely at that moment, as he stepped outside, he heard a devotee named Aurangabadkar singing a song about seeing Rama everywhere. The author recognizes this is no coincidence, stating, 'The state of my inner heart was reflected, as it were, in Baba's mind.' This event serves as 'direct proof' that Baba was aware of his innermost thoughts and intentions. Baba then orchestrated this external event, using the devotee's song to water the 'sprout' of the author's new resolve, confirming his compassionate and all-pervasive guidance.