What are the 'inconceivable events' and 'various forms' that Sai Baba creates, according to Chapter 36? Can you list them?

Chapter 36 speaks in general terms about Sai Baba's divine power, mentioning that "he creates many inconceivable events" and shows "various forms" to those upon whom he bestows his grace. However, the provided text does not list or describe any specific examples of these events or forms. It states that he can "turn a beggar into a king in a moment with the play of his eyebrows," but this is presented as an example of his potential power rather than a specific narrated event. The focus of this part of Chapter 36 is on describing the nature of his greatness and prowess, setting the stage for the story of the two gentlemen from Goa that follows.