How did Maharaj respond to followers who approached him with worldly desires?

The texts acknowledge that the proportion of devotees with worldly desires, referred to as 'Sakam,' was very large. Maharaj's compassionate approach was to first satisfy their desires. As Chapter 0 explains, after fulfilling their worldly wishes, he would then seamlessly turn their minds toward their ultimate welfare and salvation. This method demonstrates his role as a Sadguru who met people at their own level, using their initial motivations as a bridge to guide them toward a higher spiritual purpose, reinforcing the idea that his incarnation was for the salvation of all people.