Based on the provided text, why did Sai Baba discourage Damu Anna's business venture, and what does this reveal about his teachings on wealth and desire?

Sai Baba discouraged Damu Anna's venture because He perceived that his devotee's mind had "gone astray" in the ambitious pursuit of millions. Chapter 25 details Baba's spiritually-focused response: "Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." This incident reveals a core tenet of Baba's teachings, which is the prioritization of contentment and peace of mind over material ambition. He viewed the plan to become a millionaire not as an opportunity but as a "trap." By advising against it, Baba was guiding Damu Anna away from the potential agony and restlessness associated with excessive desire and towards a simpler, more spiritually fulfilling life.