Describe the personal struggle that Damu Anna faced and how Sai Baba's grace resolved it.

The story of Damu Anna is presented as a testament to how Sai Baba wards off the misfortunes of his devotees once one-pointed faith is established. According to Chapter 25, Damu Anna's personal struggle was that despite having two wives, he had no children. Seeking divine intervention, he turned to Sai Baba for help. The text states that by receiving Sai's blessings, Damu Anna was eventually blessed with sons. This outcome is highlighted as an example of Sai granting the desired objects and removing the suffering of His followers, showcasing the Guru-Mother as an "Ocean of Mercy."