What does the brief interaction between Sai Baba and Tatya Kote in Chapter 9 reveal about Baba's awareness and how he handled his devotees' impatience?

The interaction with Tatya Kote, as described in Chapter 9, highlights Sai Baba's omniscience and gentle guidance. Tatya Kote arrived at the mosque on a market day, intending to go to Kopargaon. He sought Baba's permission as a pretext, but he was clearly impatient to leave. The text notes that though devotees may try to rush, Baba always knows the right and wrong time for any action. Seeing Tatya's impatience, Baba did not scold him but simply said, "Wait a little," demonstrating his perfect awareness of the situation and his method of protecting devotees by managing their timing.