How did Sai Baba address the topic of Dakshina with Kaka Mahajani versus his friend who vowed not to give any?

Sai Baba's approach to Dakshina with the two friends was a subtle and powerful lesson. Kaka Mahajani's friend had come with the firm condition that he would provide no Dakshina. As chapter 35 recounts, Baba asked for Dakshina on two separate occasions, but both times He pointedly asked only Kaka Mahajani. The second time, He even specified the amount, asking Kaka for seventeen rupees. By completely ignoring the friend in this matter, Baba seemingly honored the friend's resolve. However, the effect was profound; the text states that the friend, who had been determined not to give, was left feeling restless in his mind. This demonstrates how Baba could teach a lesson without direct confrontation, making the friend question his own stance through inaction.