Certainly. Damu Anna is introduced in Chapter 25 as a well-to-do person and wealthy bronze-smith (Kasar) from Ahmednagar who was deeply devoted to Sai Baba's feet. His story is presented as an example of Sai's love for His devotees. A significant aspect of his life shared in the text is that he had two wives but remained childless for a long time. It was only after receiving Sai Baba's blessings that he was blessed with sons. His devotion was also expressed through a long-standing vow to provide one of the two large flags used in the annual Ram Navami festival procession in Shirdi.
Can you tell me about Damu Anna and his devotion to Sai Baba?
📖 Chapter 25