How did Sai Baba use the concept of Dakshina to challenge the social and financial status of his followers and instill humility?

Sai Baba's approach to Dakshina was a radical tool for spiritual transformation that dismantled ego and social hierarchies. He would ask for any amount, from a few rupees to crores, and even tell devotees to take a loan if they claimed to have no more. Crucially, as Chapter 14 highlights, He would command a great millionaire to go beg for Dakshina from a poor person. This act forced the wealthy individual to abandon their pride and status, becoming humble in heart. By demonstrating that He saw no difference between a wealthy person and a destitute beggar, Baba taught that true worth was not in material wealth but in one's ability to shed the ego and choose humility.