What unique practices and 'miracles' of Sai Baba are mentioned in the seventh chapter?

Chapter 7 describes some of Sai Baba's extraordinary practices, which could be seen as miraculous. It mentions His practice of Khanda-yoga, which involved disjointing His limbs—hands, feet, and head—and then rejoining them as before. The text also refers to experiments like Dhauti, a form of stomach cleansing. Beyond these physical feats, the chapter emphasizes the 'miracle' of His being, an embodiment of unity who was beyond the classifications of Hindu or Muslim. As Chapter 7 states, He toiled for the benefit of others, wore out His own body, and even bore the sufferings of His devotees, showcasing His deep compassion and protection for them.