How did Sai Baba communicate his disapproval of Damu Anna's business plan?

Sai Baba communicated his disapproval through a carefully worded reply to a letter from Damu Anna. As detailed in Chapter 25, Damu Anna sent a letter outlining a plan to "touch the sky" with a speculative venture. Shama (Madhavrao) presented this letter to Baba, who, after having it read aloud, dictated a firm response. Baba's message was a lesson in contentment: "Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." This reply was sent back to Damu Anna, clearly conveying Baba's counsel against the ambitious and risky plan, effectively stopping him from proceeding.