How did Kaka Saheb Dixit react when it was suggested that Sai Baba could cure his lameness?

As narrated in Chapter 4, when Chandorkar suggested that Sai Baba could cure his lameness, Kaka Saheb Dixit's response revealed his profound spiritual priorities. Dixit did not see his physical disability as a major problem. He believed that the "real lameness is of the mind" and conveyed to Sai that this was the ailment he wished to have removed. He viewed the physical body as a transient "worldly carriage" composed of skin, blood, meat, and bones. This demonstrates that his focus was firmly on inner, spiritual purification over the mending of his temporary physical form.