How does Chapter 16 describe Sai Baba's unique method for teaching the ignorant?

Chapter 16 reveals a profound aspect of Sai Baba's teaching style. It states that he would don the "cloak of ignorance" to impart knowledge to the ignorant. This means that rather than preaching from a high pedestal, he would meet people at their own level of understanding. As the chapter explains, by seemingly participating in worldly affairs and without transgressing the boundaries of proper conduct, he delivered "sweet instruction." This method allowed him to connect with ordinary people, understand their worldly and spiritual difficulties, and guide them gently and effectively toward knowledge, as described in Chapter 16.