What kinds of service activities did Sai Baba's followers engage in, and what was their attitude towards this work?

According to Chapter 0, the community around Sai Baba was built on enthusiastic service, with followers from all social strata participating. People of all ranks, including high-born women, gladly performed tasks that might be considered menial. These activities included carrying mud and stones, sweeping roads, digging pits, planting trees, splitting wood, cleaning lamps in the Masjid, and stitching banners. The text emphasizes that they did all these tasks with love and felt joy at having the opportunity to serve, indicating a community where social status was secondary to devotion and collective effort.