Sai Baba gave a woman specific advice after she served him. What was it, and what does this incident reveal about the Guru's grace?

After a woman showed her devotion by offering food and massaging his feet, Sai Baba was deeply pleased with her service. As detailed in Chapter 27, he seized the opportunity to give her what the text calls 'words of welfare.' He instructed her to chant 'Rajaram, Rajaram' with her tongue every day, promising that this practice would make her life successful, bring her peace of mind, and grant her immense welfare. This interaction is described as a 'transmission of power (shaktipat)' and beautifully illustrates the Guru's grace. It shows that Sainath, as the protector of the surrendered, recognizes sincere devotion and responds by providing the exact guidance needed to ensure the devotee's ultimate spiritual well-being.