How does Chapter 28 describe Sai Baba's interventions in the lives of his devotees through dreams?

Chapter 28 specifically details how Sai Baba would give darshan to his devotees in their dreams, actively intervening to guide and correct them. The text provides several examples of these powerful dream encounters. For some, he would instruct them to "Remove the trishul (trident)," while from others, he would ask for khichdi. The chapter also mentions that Baba would sometimes take a stick and beat a devotee's back "in the manner of a Guru," or appear in a dream to help someone break their addiction to liquor. As Chapter 28 explains, through these dream visitations, Baba removes the many troubles of his followers and creates a deep love and devotion for his feet.