What is the significance of the Masjid in Shirdi as explained by Sai Baba in Chapter 34?

In Chapter 34, Sai Baba imparts a profound significance to the Masjid where he resided. When the worried parents bring their ailing son, he tells them, 'This is not just a Masjid, it is Dwaravati. Whoever’s feet touch here immediately attains well-being and health.' By calling it Dwaravati, he elevates its status from a simple place of worship to a powerful sanctuary of healing and refuge, akin to the legendary city of Krishna. He further assures them, as the chapter states, 'Whoever climbs the steps of this Masjid, know that their troubles are over.' This declaration serves to build the faith of his devotees, assuring them that merely reaching this sacred space is the first step toward the resolution of their suffering and the attainment of well-being.