After the author's government service ended, what did Anna Chinchonikar ask of Sai Baba, and how did Baba respond regarding the author's future?

Following the completion of the author's government service in 1916, Anna Chinchonikar expressed concern that the author's pension would be insufficient for his growing household. As recounted in Chapter 3, Anna pleaded with Sai Baba to find another job for him. Baba's response was definitive; he dismissed the worldly concern, stating, "He will get a job, damn it! Now he should do my service; he will find happiness in the household." Baba assured that the author's plates would always be full and his calamities would be removed through devotion, thereby prioritizing spiritual service over secular employment.