What spiritual significance can be inferred from Sai Baba's inconsistent manner of giving money to devotees?

The inconsistent nature of Sai Baba's charity, as described in Chapter 29, points to a deeper spiritual lesson beyond mere financial aid. While he was known to be abundantly generous, the fact that 'he did not give to everyone' and that 'nothing was ever fixed' suggests his actions were part of his 'incomprehensible wisdom' and 'unfathomable divine play.' The text implies that receiving money was not a right but a grace dependent on one's destiny, stating that only when a person's 'auspicious time had arrived' would they receive this 'shell of fortune.' This teaches that the true value was not the money itself, but the blessing and touch of a saint.