After connecting to the previous chapter's story about goats, what specific moral theme does Chapter 47 announce for its main story?

At the end of its introductory section, Chapter 47 explicitly sets up the moral theme for the narrative that follows. After briefly referencing the story of the goats from the previous chapter and Baba's love for them, the text directs the listener's attention to a new lesson. As stated directly in Chapter 47, the upcoming story will demonstrate "how the extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall." This introduction serves as a clear signpost for the reader, indicating that the narrative will serve as a cautionary tale about the dangers of avarice and materialism, a common theme in spiritual teachings.