How does the narrative of Damu Anna illustrate Sai Baba's grace towards childless devotees?

The story of Damu Anna serves as a powerful example of Sai Baba's grace in granting the wish for children. Chapter 25 explicitly states that Damu Anna had two wives but no children, a significant source of suffering. It was by receiving Sai's blessings that this situation was resolved, and he was blessed with sons. This part of his story is presented as direct evidence of Sai's readiness to protect His devotees and remove their suffering. It reinforces the idea that with one-pointed faith, Sai grants the desired objects of His followers, addressing their deepest sorrows and fulfilling their heartfelt wishes.