How did Sai Baba accommodate devotees who came to him with worldly desires, and what was his ultimate aim for them?

A large number of devotees who approached Sai Baba had worldly desires. His approach was not to dismiss them but to first satisfy their desires. Chapter 0 explains that after fulfilling their immediate wants, he would then "seamlessly turn their minds toward ultimate welfare." This method shows a deep understanding of human nature, using their initial motivations as a starting point for spiritual guidance. The text asserts that Maharaj's incarnation was for the salvation of all people, and by satisfying their worldly needs first, he effectively cleared the path to guide them toward a higher spiritual purpose without them necessarily realizing the transition.