What does Chapter 11 say about Sai Baba's divine powers and how the chapter plans to illustrate them?

Chapter 11 introduces the theme of Sai Baba's greatness by highlighting his control over the five elements of nature. The text explicitly promises to illustrate how powerful deities like Indra (god of rain), Agni (god of fire), and Varuna (god of water) obey Baba's commands. This serves as a preview of the stories to come that will demonstrate his divine authority. The chapter also references one of Baba's "inscrutable leelas" from a previous story—his mysterious ability to sleep on a narrow wooden plank and ascend and descend from it invisibly, as mentioned in Chapter 11, further setting the stage for his divine plays.