Can you compare the different offerings of money mentioned in Chapter 33 and what they signify?

Chapter 33 presents several vignettes about giving Dakshina, each with a different meaning. First, there is Karnik, who gives a single Rupee to saint Narsing Maharaj but feels it is Sai Baba himself accepting it, signifying a moment of profound spiritual connection. Then, a family's single Rupee is mentioned as being accepted with "great satisfaction," showing the value is in the giving, not the amount. In stark contrast, Appasaheb internally promises ten Rupees but fails to give even the six he has on hand to a mysterious Fakir. This entire sequence, as detailed in Chapter 33, serves to illustrate that while the act of giving is important, fulfilling one's word and maintaining faith are the true treasures.