How does Chapter 28 illustrate Sai Baba's ability to interact with devotees from a distance, particularly in their dreams?

Chapter 28 provides several examples of how Sai Baba would give darshan to his followers in their dreams, regardless of physical distance. The text describes how He would manifest to guide or test them, such as asking some to "Remove the trishul," requesting khichdi from others, or even beating someone's back with a stick in the corrective manner of a Guru. As mentioned in this chapter, these dream interventions were a way for Baba to remove the troubles of his devotees, break their addictions to things like liquor, and ultimately create a deep and abiding love for His feet.