From the perspective of Tatya and Shama, what was the lesson about karma they learned from Sai Baba's story about the goats?

For Tatya and Shama, Sai Baba's story about the goats served as a profound lesson on the consequences of negative actions and the workings of karma. Baba told the "beautiful story" specifically to calm their anger. According to the account in Chapter 46, they learned that the two goats were once human brothers whose deep love was destroyed by "a terrible greed for wealth." This greed led to "secret treacherous plots," uncontrollable rage, and ultimately, they killed each other. Baba explained that their rebirth as goats was a direct result of this, stating they came to this birth "to suffer for their past deeds." This powerful narrative would have shown Tatya and Shama how destructive emotions can have dire karmic consequences.