What happened with the two gentlemen from Goa when they visited Sai Baba, as detailed in Chapter 36?

While Chapter 36 explicitly mentions that 'Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan,' the provided excerpts do not detail the specific events of their visit. These passages serve as the chapter's introduction, focusing on the nature and glory of Sai Baba rather than a complete narrative. The text describes Sai as a being who loves his own stories and orchestrates their telling to fulfill the desires of his devotees. It establishes his greatness, stating he can turn a beggar into a king and has redeemed infinite beings. The mention of the two gentlemen from Goa serves as a transition into the main story of the chapter, the details of which are not included in these specific chunks.