How did the devotion of Nanasaheb Nimonkar and Damu Shet Kasar manifest differently in their actions, according to the provided text?

Both Nanasaheb Nimonkar and Damu Shet Kasar expressed their profound devotion through specific, dedicated actions, though their motivations and expressions differed. As Chapter 0 details, Nanasaheb Nimonkar's devotion was shown through his constant, selfless service in his final three years, culminating in his final moments where he saw Maharaj in everyone. His was a devotion of intense, personal service. Damu Shet Kasar's devotion, on the other hand, was rooted in gratitude for a specific blessing—the birth of a son. He channeled this faith into a public, ongoing vow to bring a ceremonial flag for the Ram Navami fair and feed the Fakirs, a tradition that continued long after its inception.