How does Chapter 11 introduce the idea of Sai Baba's power over nature?

In Chapter 11, the author explicitly states the intention to describe Sai Baba's greatness and his authority over the five elements of nature. The text builds anticipation by promising to illustrate how powerful deities who control natural forces, specifically mentioning Indra, Agni, and Varuna, obey Baba's commands. This introduction serves to frame Sai Baba not just as a spiritual guide but as a divine being with control over the very fabric of the natural world. By stating that the chapter will demonstrate this control, it prepares the reader for stories that showcase Baba's divine plays (leelas) and his mastery over the elements, reinforcing his status as a manifest form of the divine.