Was Sai Baba's generosity consistent? Explain his manner of giving as described in the source.

Chapter 29 reveals that while Sai Baba was famously generous, his actions were intentionally unpredictable and not consistently applied to everyone. The text explicitly states, "This was Baba's constant manner - nothing was ever fixed." For instance, while he gave a group of Ramdasi pilgrims eight rupees and eight annas, it is also noted that he would "sometimes he sent them back empty-handed." The chapter emphasizes that although he did distribute money, he "did not give to everyone," and his motivations were inscrutable. This suggests his giving was not a simple act of charity but a manifestation of his divine will, a blessing bestowed upon the fortunate.