The text refers to a 'Maharaj'. Can you clarify if this is Gajanan Maharaj?

While the text uses the honorific 'Maharaj,' it is not referring to Gajanan Maharaj. The provided passages from Chapter 14 clearly establish the identity of this spiritual master. The merchant Ratanji was advised by Das Ganu to 'Go to Shirdi' to have his wish for a son fulfilled. Upon arriving in Shirdi, the text states that Ratanji 'went to the Masjid for darshan and prostrated at Sai's feet.' The terms 'Maharaj,' 'Baba,' and 'Sai' are used to describe the holy person in Shirdi. Therefore, the 'Maharaj' in this context is unequivocally Sai Baba, as the source material makes no mention of Gajanan Maharaj.