It seems Sai Baba's day was just a series of mundane activities like washing, eating, and sitting around. Where is the evidence of any profound spiritual practice in this daily schedule?

Sai Baba's daily schedule, while appearing routine, was structured around specific activities and interactions with devotees. As detailed in Chapter 0, his day included morning ablutions, interactions with devotees like Bhagoji Shinde, going for alms, and three general sittings. These sittings, held in the morning, after returning from Lendi, and in the afternoon, were key moments where 'Maharaj gave advice through stories.' The text notes that his explanations addressed matters on the minds of the people present. Furthermore, even simple acts like washing his face were performed with remarkable gentleness, reflecting a deep spiritual state of avoiding harm to any living beings. His entire day was an embodiment of his teachings.