The text refers to "the Maharaj" in Chapter 29. Is this a reference to Gajanan Maharaj?

The provided text does not contain any reference to Gajanan Maharaj. In Chapter 29, the title "Maharaj" is used to refer to Sai Baba himself. The text states, "Thus the Maharaj was of generous disposition, steadfast in charity and righteousness," immediately following descriptions of Sai Baba's practice of distributing money to pilgrims, the poor, and the needy. This context makes it clear that "Maharaj" is being used as a respectful title for Sai Baba, celebrating his generous and charitable nature, rather than referring to a different saint.