Can you explain the incident where Baba asked a Brahmin devotee to get meat? What was the purpose of this test?

Chapter 38 recounts a significant story involving Dada Kelkar, a devout Brahmin described as being perfect in his conduct and thoughts. On Ekadashi, a fasting day, Baba specifically ordered Dada Kelkar to go to Korhala and fetch meat, even providing the money for it and insisting he go personally. This order was a profound test of faith. The underlying lesson, highlighted in Chapter 38, is that the ultimate offering, or Dakshina, to a Guru is not just wealth or grain but the complete and unwavering performance of the Guru's order, which is the true way to please the Guru.