Madhavrao, also known as Shama, played the crucial role of an intermediary in the exchange concerning Damu Anna's business plans. As detailed in Chapter 25, Shama was the one who received Damu Anna's letter and presented it at Sai Baba's feet. He had a brief, insightful exchange with Baba, who seemed to know the letter's contents before it was even read. It was Shama who then read the letter aloud and subsequently conveyed Baba's discouraging reply to Damu Anna. The letter also contained a hint, likely from Madhavrao, suggesting a personal visit would be beneficial, which prompted Damu Anna to travel to Shirdi to see Baba in person.
Describe Madhavrao's (Shama's) role in the communication between Damu Anna and Sai Baba regarding the business proposal.
📖 Chapter 25