The story of Kaka Mahajani's friend, detailed in Chapter 35, provides profound insight into the purpose of Dakshina. The friend was initially a doubter, yet Baba did not ask him for an offering, which made the friend feel restless. When he finally asked Baba if he should give, Baba revealed the underlying principle: "In your mind, there was no intent to give; Therefore, I did not ask you." This demonstrates that Baba's request for Dakshina was not a mere demand for money but a spiritual instrument. He only initiated the exchange with those who possessed a willingness to give, using the act to facilitate a change of heart and help the devotee surrender their ego and doubts.
Can you explain the spiritual significance of Baba asking for Dakshina, using the experience of Kaka Mahajani's friend?
๐ Chapter 35