How does Sai Baba interact with his devotees in their dreams, according to the examples given in Chapter 28?

Chapter 28 explains that Sai Baba would often appear in his devotees' dreams to provide guidance and darshan. The text provides several examples of these divine encounters. He might instruct someone to "Remove the trishul," ask for an offering like khichdi from another, or even discipline a devotee by beating their back with a stick in the manner of a Guru. Furthermore, the chapter notes that He would appear in dreams to help break addictions, such as to liquor, thereby removing the troubles of his followers and cultivating a deep love for his feet.