How does Sai Baba explain the importance of charity and giving for a devotee's spiritual growth?

According to the teachings explained in Chapter 14, Sai Baba, the ocean of mercy, emphasized giving as a crucial practice for a devotee's benefit. He used the concept of "Dana" (charity), derived from the syllable "Da," to pull greed-oriented individuals up from the pit of greed. The text explains that Baba asked for Dakshina not for his own sustenance, but with the goal of purifying the devotees' hearts. This act of giving is presented as a simple remedy to overcome the three great faults of lust, anger, and greed, which are described as the gates of hell. Ultimately, giving with faith completes one's worship and leads to extreme happiness and self-progress.