Compare the teachings of Gajanan Maharaj on wealth to the situation of Ratanji as described in the source.

A comparison cannot be made as the provided source material from Chapter 14 does not contain any reference to Gajanan Maharaj or his teachings. The text instead illustrates a spiritual principle through the story of Ratanji, a very wealthy Parsi merchant. Chapter 14 explains that despite his vast wealth—including property, carriages, and farms—Ratanji was consumed by the 'crocodile of a difficult inner worry' because he was without a son. This highlights the idea that material prosperity alone is fruitless and does not guarantee happiness, a point made in the context of Ratanji's devotion to Sai Baba, not Gajanan Maharaj.