How does Sai Baba use everyday situations to impart profound spiritual lessons, as seen in the ninth chapter?

Chapter 9 beautifully illustrates Sai Baba's method of teaching through ordinary, everyday events. He took the simple, relatable situation of a man forgetting a snack and transformed it into a powerful spiritual lesson. Instead of a direct lecture, Baba asked a 'clear question' about the pedha his mother had lovingly packed. This prompted the devotee's own memory and realization. The text explicitly states that this is Sai's greatness: 'whatever feeling is in one's mind, giving experience accordingly, he increases the glory of the devotee.' By orchestrating this experience, Baba taught the man about mindfulness, humility, and the omnipresence of God, demonstrating that profound wisdom can be found in the fulfillment of simple, loving duties.