Based on the provided source chunks from Chapter 2, there is no mention of a devotee named Shankar. However, the text does elaborate on the type of behavior that displeased Baba. It cautions against having a 'mind for argumentation,' which is associated with ignorance, Maya, bad thoughts, and false logic. Chapter 2 notes that a person with such a disposition is not fit for self-knowledge. The author even describes his own initial state as being 'cynical, and critical' and 'prone to argumentation' before he surrendered to the Satguru's greatness.
Can you tell me about the devotee named Shankar and why Baba was displeased with him?
๐ Chapter 2