Can you explain how serving Maharaj helped his devotees? I'm particularly interested in how it affected their personal character, like overcoming laziness.

The provided text from Chapter 0 offers a clear example in Nanasaheb Nimonkar of how service to Maharaj transformed personal character. Nanasaheb, a man over sixty, devoted his last three years to constant service. The text explicitly states that "laziness or a desire for rest never touched him while serving Maharaj." This illustrates a key principle: engaging in selfless service, driven by faith and love, can conquer personal weaknesses. His service was not a chore but an expression of his growing faith, and this devotion provided him with boundless energy, making him a model of tireless dedication even in his advanced age.