How does the story of Balasaheb Mirikar illustrate Sai Baba's 'inconceivable ways' of protecting devotees?

The story of Balasaheb Mirikar in Chapter 22 is a prime example of Sai Baba's inconceivable methods of protection. Baba gives a warning about a future crisis not directly, but through a series of cryptic questions and statements. He first asks Mirikar if he knows Dwarkamai, then reveals the mosque itself is that protective mother. He then brings up a "Lamba Bawa" (snake), only to dismiss its threat by highlighting the supreme protective power of Dwarkamai. The narrative itself notes that Baba’s ways of giving "a warning of a future crisis" and a "plan for its removal" are beyond normal comprehension, showcasing his unique and profound protective nature.