How did Sai Baba orchestrate a 'Leela' to address Kashiram's pride, and what was the result?

The provided text in Chapter 0 describes a divine play, or 'Leela,' that Maharaj initiated to cure the pride of his devotee, Kashiram. To accomplish this, circumstances were arranged where Kashiram's finances dwindled to the point that he had to borrow money, and eventually, even the local grocer refused to extend him credit. This experience thoroughly humbled him. The moment Kashiram became convinced that he, himself, did not possess the power to give, his financial condition began to miraculously improve, and he became prosperous once again. The Leela successfully removed his pride and the anxiety he felt about his offerings to Baba.