What was Sai Baba's daily schedule, and how did he actually interact with his devotees? Was he accessible?

Based on the account in Chapter 0, Sai Baba had a structured daily routine that made him very accessible. His morning involved personal ablutions and being attended by Bhagoji Shinde before he went for alms in the village. After a small meal, he would hold a sitting where many devotees gathered. The text describes three such sittings per day: one in the morning, a second after returning from the Lendi garden, and a third in the afternoon around five o'clock. During these sittings, he gave advice through stories and would sometimes distribute fruits like bananas and guavas, even feeding people with his own hands, showing his direct and personal interaction.