I heard Sai Baba gave money to everyone who came to him. Does Chapter 29 support this idea?

While Chapter 29 of the Sai Satcharitra confirms that Sai Baba was exceptionally generous, it clarifies that his giving was not indiscriminate. The chapter explicitly states that he did not give to everyone, and no one could understand his mind in this regard. Although fakirs, beggars, and alms-seekers would always come to his door, Baba's mercy was not distributed to all alike. The text suggests that receiving money from his hand was a matter of fortune, a "shell of fortune" obtained only when one's "auspicious time had arrived." Thus, his giving was selective and inscrutable, not guaranteed for all who asked.