What are some of Sai Baba's divine plays, or 'leelas', that are mentioned at the beginning of Chapter 11?

The start of Chapter 11 of the Sai Satcharitra references some of Sai Baba's inscrutable leelas, or divine plays. One specific example given is his habit of sleeping on a narrow wooden plank, along with his mysterious and invisible methods for getting on and off it, which defied ordinary explanation. Another divine act highlighted in the chapter is his impartial treatment of both Hindus and Muslims, viewing them as equals. This equal regard for all was considered so profound that the text describes it as being like an act of worship in Shirdi.