How does the act of giving, as encouraged by Sai Baba, serve as a remedy for personal faults like lust, anger, and greed?

Chapter 14 explains that lust, anger, and greed are significant obstacles to one's spiritual progress and that victory over them is very difficult. Sai Baba's encouragement of giving Dakshina is presented as a simple but powerful remedy for these faults. This is connected to the scriptural teaching of 'Da,' which encompasses Dana (charity), Daya (mercy), and Danta (self-control). By practicing giving, a devotee directly counteracts greed. This act of sacrifice helps purify the heart and cultivate virtues like mercy and self-control. The text explicitly states that to destroy these three faults, the Guru (Baba) plans this one-syllable simple remedy for the disciple, leading them toward extreme happiness. Giving with faith is highlighted as essential for this remedy to be effective.