How does Chapter 28 describe Sai Baba's interactions with his followers in their dreams?

According to Chapter 28, Sai Baba would often give his devotees darshan by appearing in their dreams to guide and help them. The text provides several examples of these dream interactions. For some, he would instruct them to "remove the trishul," while from others he would ask for khichdi. In a manner typical of a Guru, he might even take a stick and beat a devotee's back. The chapter also mentions that he would appear in dreams to help people break addictions, such as to liquor. The ultimate purpose of these divine interventions was to remove the many troubles of his devotees and cultivate a deep love for his feet.