The provided text gives examples of devotees seeing their own Guru or deity in Sai Baba. Could you elaborate on these instances?

The source material from Chapter 12 provides two powerful examples of Sai Baba's ability to manifest according to a devotee's faith. The first involves Mule Shastri, a devotee of Guru Gholap. Upon entering the Masjid, he saw Gholap Swami instead of Baba and bowed. Then, Gholap disappeared, and he saw the 'Capable Sai' in his place. The second instance is about a doctor who worshipped Lord Ram. Despite his resolve not to bow to a Muslim, he prostrated immediately in the Masjid because, as he explained, he saw the 'dark-complexioned form of Ram' on the seat. These lilas demonstrate Baba's profound power to appear to individuals as their own beloved Guru or deity, thus deepening their faith.