What kinds of services did Sai Baba's devotees perform, and what was their attitude towards this work?

As detailed in Chapter 0, devotees performed a vast array of services, and they did so with great love and enthusiasm, feeling joy at the opportunity to serve. The work was diverse and included both physical labor and more delicate tasks. Devotees, including high-born women, engaged in activities such as carrying mud and stones, sweeping roads, splitting wood, and digging pits. They also took on responsibilities like cleaning lamps and chandeliers, washing and painting the Masjid, cutting paper flowers for decoration, and participating in processions by holding whisks, maces, and banners.