How does Baba's teaching on giving relate to the Upanishadic story of Prajapati and the syllable 'Da'?

Chapter 14 draws a direct parallel between Baba's philosophy and the Upanishadic story of Prajapati. In the story, Prajapati instructs his three children—gods, demons, and humans—with the single syllable "Da." The gods understood it as "Danta" (be self-controlled), the demons as "Daya" (be merciful), and humans as "Dana" (give charity). Baba incorporates this very teaching, using the letter "Da" to ask His devotees to be merciful, give charity, and be self-controlled for their own benefit and to attain extreme happiness. This one-syllable remedy is presented as a simple plan from the Guru to help the disciple overcome significant faults.