The text states Das Ganu advised Ratanji to visit Shirdi. What personal history or past miracles between Das Ganu and Sai Baba are shared in Chapter 14 to explain his deep faith?

While Chapter 14 clearly shows that Das Ganu had "great faith" in Sai Baba, advising Ratanji to surrender to Him to be fulfilled, it does not provide any background on their relationship. The excerpts do not share any personal history, stories of past miracles, or specific interactions between Das Ganu and Sai Baba that would explain the origin of this profound faith. The narrative simply presents Das Ganu as a trusted figure who points Ratanji toward Shirdi, describing Baba's power as "inconceivable," without offering further context on his own experiences.