How does Chapter 34 describe the significance of the Masjid in Shirdi where Sai Baba resided?

Chapter 34 emphasizes the sacred and protective nature of the Masjid where Sai Baba lived. When the worried parents of the ailing boy sought his help, Baba gave them a powerful assurance about the sanctity of the place. He explicitly told them, "This is not just a Masjid, it is Dwaravati. Whoever’s feet touch here immediately attains well-being and health." As recorded in this chapter, he further proclaimed that for anyone who "climbs the steps of this Masjid... their troubles are over." This declaration elevates the physical space from a mere mosque to a divine sanctuary, a place of refuge and guaranteed relief from suffering for all who seek shelter there with devotion. Baba's words position the Masjid as a place where downfall is impossible for those who take refuge in it.