What divine powers and unique behaviors of Sai Baba are mentioned at the start of Chapter 11?

The beginning of Chapter 11 introduces the greatness of Sai Baba by touching upon his divine plays and control over nature. It specifically mentions his 'inscrutable leelas,' providing the example of him sleeping on a narrow wooden plank and his mysterious, invisible ways of ascending and descending from it. This illustrates his extraordinary capabilities that defy normal explanation. Furthermore, Chapter 11 states that it will illustrate Baba's authority over the five elements and how powerful deities such as Indra (god of rain), Agni (god of fire), and Varuna (god of water) obey his words. This establishes from the outset that the chapter will describe Baba's supreme power and his status as a master of the natural world.