The source mentions an Aarti being sent with Udi. What is the significance of this Aarti and why was it important to Baba?

The Aarti sent with the Udi was the "Aarti Sai Baba," composed by Madhav Adkar, a devoted follower of Sai. According to Chapter 33, this particular Aarti held great significance and was a favorite of Baba's. The text draws a parallel, stating that it is of equal status to the famous "Aarti Dnyanarajaa." It is mentioned that Madhav Adkar was deeply devoted to Sai's feet and his composition was full of grace, so much so that worship was considered incomplete without it. By specifically sending this Aarti along with the Udi to Nana Chandorkar, Baba was not just sending a prayer but a piece of the sacred Shirdi ritual that he cherished, emphasizing its spiritual potency and importance in a devotee's worship.