Can you explain the story of Kashiram and the lesson Baba taught him about giving Dakshina?

The narrative in Chapter 0 details the story of Kashiram Shimpi, a devoted follower who served Maharaj with body, mind, and wealth. Kashiram developed an intense eagerness for Maharaj to accept Dakshina from him daily, to the point where he would feel terrible and cry if Baba did not take it. This feeling was identified as a spiritual obstacle rooted in the pride of being a giver. To remove this pride, Maharaj began demanding more and more Dakshina, forcing Kashiram into financial hardship and debt. This entire 'Leela' was designed to make Kashiram realize that he did not truly possess the power to give. Once this realization dawned on him, his anxiety vanished and his financial prosperity returned.