Provide an example from the text that illustrates Sai Baba's unpredictable generosity.

A clear example of Sai Baba's unpredictable nature is found in his dealings with a group of four devotees from the Ramdasi sect. Chapter 29 recounts how this group, which included a mother-in-law, wife, and daughter, stayed near Baba performing devotional singing. His treatment of them perfectly illustrates his inconsistency. The text states that he sometimes gave them eight rupees and eight annas, which pleased them. At other times, however, he might just give them a sweet pastry called a bafri, or he might send them away completely empty-handed. This demonstrates his "constant manner" where, as the chapter notes, "nothing was ever fixed."