How does Chapter 29 explain the seemingly unpredictable nature of Sai Baba's charity?

Chapter 29 delves into the unpredictable nature of Sai Baba's generosity. While he was known for distributing money, the chapter explicitly states that 'nothing was ever fixed' and he 'did not give to everyone.' It clarifies that although many fakirs, beggars, and alms-seekers came to his door, Baba did not give to all of them alike. The text suggests a deeper spiritual principle at play, stating that only when a person's 'auspicious time had arrived' would they receive this 'shell of fortune,' the blessing of a gift from a saint's hand.