What was Sai Baba's initial reaction to the sannyasi Vijayananda, and how did the sannyasi respond to it according to Chapter 31?

According to Chapter 31, Sai Baba's initial reaction to the sannyasi Vijayananda was perplexing and seemingly harsh. Soon after the sannyasi arrived and took his seat, Baba's disposition was disturbed, and He instructed the assembly to 'send away this sannyasi.' As the text explains, the sannyasi was new and did not understand Baba's unconventional nature, causing him to become distressed. However, despite this unwelcoming command and his own inner turmoil, he did not leave. Chapter 31 notes that he was transfixed by the devotional service happening around him. Even in the face of what seemed like Baba's anger, the sannyasi was 'flooded with devotion,' and his footstep would not go back, showcasing the powerful, transformative spiritual atmosphere of Shirdi.