What specific spiritual practices and their benefits are associated with being in Shirdi, according to the text?

According to Chapter 4, being in Shirdi offered a very easy and direct spiritual path through simple acts of devotion. The mere sight (Darshan) of Sai Baba was considered a form of Yoga practice. Conversing with Him was believed to wash away all sins, while massaging His feet was equated to the purifying experience of bathing in the Triveni, the confluence of three holy rivers. Furthermore, partaking of His foot-nectar (Tirtha) was said to uproot worldly desires, and receiving His Udi-Prasad was seen as a holy and sanctifying act. These practices highlight how physical proximity and interaction with Sai in Shirdi provided profound spiritual benefits.