Describe the process through which Maharaj dismantled Kashiram's financial pride. What specific actions did Maharaj take?

Maharaj employed a deliberate and systematic process to eliminate the pride Kashiram felt about his wealth and ability to give. As Chapter 0 explains, Kashiram initially had a habit of offering his entire money bag, feeling bad if Maharaj didn't take a significant amount. To address this, God's resolve manifested in a two-pronged approach. First, Kashiram began to face unexplained financial difficulties. Then, at the peak of his hardship, Maharaj reversed his usual behavior and started a "barrage of demanding Dakshina." This forced Kashiram to admit his funds were gone and even borrow from a grocer to satisfy Maharaj's demands until the grocer also cut him off, thereby shattering the illusion that he was the "giver."