What specific advice did Baba give to the lady who offered him the food, and what was the significance of this advice?

In Chapter 27, after enjoying the meal brought by the lady with great love, Sai Baba imparted simple yet powerful spiritual advice to her. As she was massaging his feet, he lovingly told her, "Rajaram, Rajaram, say it with your tongue. Keep saying this daily." He promised that this practice would make her life successful, bring peace to her mind, and help her achieve immense welfare. The text describes this moment as a "transmission of power (shaktipat)" through the "yoga of words." This shows how Baba, as the protector of the surrendered, used a simple instruction—the chanting of God's name—to bestow profound spiritual grace, as narrated in Chapter 27.