What are some examples of Baba's divine intervention and the ways he would fulfill a devotee's purpose?

Chapter 27 provides several examples of Sai Baba's divine intervention. It mentions how a person's suicide was averted through an unexpected plan, with life being given in a moment of impending death. Another instance was how a devotee was firmly established at the feet of their own Guru, awakened by a sign from the Swami of Akkalkot. Furthermore, Baba would often fulfill a devotee's purpose through surprising means, such as casual joking and humor when it was not on anyone's mind. A common practice involved devotees giving a book to Baba to receive it back as a blessing, which was believed to imbue the book with merit for the reader, as seen when Baba gave the book Viveksindhu to Shama.