How do the stories of Saheb Dixit, Bhagwantrao Kshirsagar, and Das Ganu in Chapter 4 illustrate Baba's divine power and teachings?

The stories in Chapter 4 collectively highlight Sai Baba's omniscience, miraculous powers, and his teachings on faith and devotion. With Saheb Dixit, Baba proved his omniscience by knowing about a private vision of Vitthal. In the story of Bhagwantrao Kshirsagar, Baba showed his concern for devotees' spiritual duties, reminding Bhagwantrao to resume his neglected family worship. Finally, with Das Ganu, Baba performed a miracle by manifesting holy waters from his toes, teaching that true pilgrimage is found through firm faith in the Guru, not just in distant holy places.