Analyze the role of Dakshina in the story of Kaka Mahajani and his skeptical friend. Why was one asked to give it and the other not?

In the narrative from Chapter 35, the handling of Dakshina is a subtle but powerful teaching. Kaka Mahajani's friend had resolved not to give any. Sai Baba, seemingly aware of this internal vow, never asked him for it. Instead, Baba twice requested Dakshina only from Kaka Mahajani, once upon arrival and a second time for a specific amount of seventeen rupees before their departure. The text explicitly notes that after Baba asked nothing of the friend, he "then felt restless in his mind." This suggests Baba was teaching the friend a lesson not by forcing him to break his vow, but by making him confront his own restlessness and attachment to his resolution, thereby turning the friend's own condition into a source of inner turmoil and reflection.