What kinds of people from different backgrounds used to visit Sai Baba in Shirdi?

The court of Sai Baba in Shirdi was a melting pot that attracted an incredibly diverse range of people. As detailed in Chapter 32, his visitors were not limited to any single group. They included astrologers, wealthy patrons, kings, and princes, alongside yogis, householders, and renouncers. People from all states of health, both sick and well, eagerly sought his darshan. Spiritual practitioners like sannyasis and pilgrims, as well as performers such as singers, dancers, Gondhalis, and Sarodes, all flocked to him. The text even mentions that Maulvis would come to pay their respects, demonstrating Baba's universal appeal across different faiths and social strata.