How did the devotion of Nanasaheb Nimonkar and Damu Shet Kasar manifest in their service to Maharaj, particularly regarding the Ram Navami festival?

Both Nanasaheb Nimonkar and Damu Shet Kasar were devoted followers, and their service was expressed in distinct ways, as described in Chapter 0. Damu Shet's devotion was born from a specific miracle—being blessed with a son. His service manifested as a formal, ongoing vow to bring one of the two ceremonial flags for the Ram Navami procession and to feed the Fakirs. Nanasaheb Nimonkar, who provided the other flag, demonstrated his devotion through constant, personal service. Chapter 0 notes that he spent his last three years in Maharaj's company, serving him tirelessly despite his advanced age and seeing Maharaj in everyone during his final days. While both contributed flags, Nanasaheb's service was more personal, whereas Damu Shet's was a specific, annual act of gratitude.