Based on Chapter 25, what personal trial did Damu Anna face, and how was it resolved?

The primary personal trial faced by Damu Anna, as detailed in Chapter 25, was his childlessness. Despite being a well-to-do person from Ahmednagar with two wives, he had no children. This was clearly a source of suffering for him. The resolution to this long-standing issue came directly through the grace of Sai Baba. The text states, 'By receiving Sai's blessings, he was blessed with sons.' This event is highlighted as a key example of a broader theme: when a devotee has one-pointed faith, Sai Baba intervenes to ward off their misfortunes and grant their desired objects, removing their suffering.