What was Sai Baba's initial reaction to the sannyasi Vijayananda, and how did this contrast with the sannyasi's own feelings after seeing Baba?

The initial meeting between Sai Baba and the sannyasi Vijayananda was marked by contrasting reactions. After being distressed by his conversation with Swami Somdevji, Vijayananda went for Baba's darshan. Chapter 31 notes that upon prostrating at Baba's feet, the sannyasi's mind became "very pleased." However, Baba's reaction was the opposite. His disposition became disturbed, and he unexpectedly told the assembly to "send away this sannyasi," claiming there was "no companionship for work." As a newcomer, Vijayananda did not understand Baba's ways and became distressed by this welcome, though he remained seated to observe what would happen next, as detailed in Chapter 31.