How did Sai Baba's method of requesting Dakshina demonstrate that he viewed all devotees equally?

Sai Baba's approach to Dakshina was a powerful lesson in equality. The account in Chapter 14 clearly states, 'Whether a great wealthy person or a beggar, poor, weak, or destitute—Sai did not know one as less or one as more.' He would ask for Dakshina from everyone who came to him. In a profound reversal of societal norms, He would sometimes command a great millionaire to go to a poor person's house to beg for Dakshina on His behalf. This practice completely dismantled distinctions of wealth and status, showing that in His eyes, all were the same and all had a lesson in humility to learn.