How does Sai Baba impart his teachings? Does he use formal lessons?

Chapter 19 reveals that Sai Baba's method of teaching is subtle, indirect, and continuous, rather than through formal lessons at a specific time or place. The text explicitly states, 'Sai does not need a place for teaching, nor does he need a specific time; while sitting, standing, or walking, all teaching happens naturally.' An example is provided where the narrator's inner resolve to focus on Rama's name is immediately affirmed when another devotee, Aurangabadkar, begins singing a song about Rama. The narrator perceives this not as a coincidence, but as the 'compassionate Sai' watering the 'sprout' of his resolve, demonstrating how Baba orchestrates events to provide instruction without speaking directly.