Can you elaborate on the three types of humans mentioned in the story of Prajapati and what they were taught?

In the context of the teachings from Chapter 14, the 'gods,' 'demons,' and 'humans' in the Prajapati story represent three distinct types of human nature. The 'gods' are identified as humans who are self-controlled and possess noble qualities. The 'demons' are those among us who are violent, wicked, and cruel. Lastly, the 'humans' are characterized as being gripped by difficult greed. Prajapati's instruction 'Da' was a tailored lesson for each: the gods were told to practice self-control ('Danta'), the demons to be merciful ('Daya'), and the greedy humans to give charity ('Dana'). Sai Baba is shown to use this same understanding to guide his devotees.