How does the concept of giving, as encouraged by Baba, connect to the teachings of the Shruti and the story of Prajapati?

The practice of giving Dakshina is deeply rooted in scriptural teachings, which Baba's actions reflect. Chapter 14 explains that the Shruti (Veda) clearly states that giving Dakshina is a means for those eager for self-knowledge. The text draws a specific parallel to the story of Prajapati, who gave his three children—the gods, demons, and humans—the single-syllable instruction 'Da.' They interpreted this as 'Danta' (self-control), 'Daya' (mercy), and 'Dana' (charity), respectively. Baba used this same principle, encapsulating a profound lesson in the simple act of asking for Dakshina to guide devotees of all natures.