What were some of the common consequences for people who disregarded Baba's orders, particularly in relation to their travel and meals?

The source material from Chapter 9 clearly illustrates that there were tangible, negative consequences for disobeying Sai Baba. People who acted on their own stubbornness instead of following his orders faced numerous difficulties. The text mentions that for some, a carriage wheel would come off, or their horse would get exhausted during travel. This often resulted in them missing their trains and having to go hungry or eat only parched rice. The author's own experience, where his cart wheel broke after he ignored Baba's advice to eat first, is a prime example. In contrast, Chapter 9 notes that those who honored Baba's orders found their travels pleasant, even when catching trains at odd hours.