What examples does Chapter 28 give of Sai Baba's interactions with devotees in their dreams?

Chapter 28 provides several examples of how Sai Baba would go into the dreams of his devotees to give them darshan and guidance. According to the text, he would sometimes make requests, such as asking for khichdi, or give instructions, like telling someone to "Remove the trishul (trident)." In other instances, his interventions were more direct, such as breaking a devotee's addiction to liquor. The chapter even mentions him taking a stick to beat a devotee's back in the manner of a Guru, all with the aim of removing their troubles and fostering love for him.