According to Chapter 5, after many years in Vaijapur, the Fakir who was defeated by Devidas returned to Shirdi. Upon his return, he bowed to Sainath, his delusion of being a Guru to Sai having been completely dispelled. He became pure through this repentance. Despite the past, Baba treated him with the same respect as before. This interaction illustrates a profound lesson that Sainath himself practiced: humility and the importance of the Guru-disciple relationship. Baba maintained the feeling that 'he is the Guru and I am the disciple,' demonstrating that one must be willing to become a disciple to achieve the supreme goal.
What happened when the Fakir who debated Devidas returned to Shirdi, and what lesson does Sai Baba's reaction teach us?
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