How does the story of Damu Anna's business illustrate Baba's teaching that He is present in all things as the eightfold nature?

The provided information from Chapter 3 does not include the story of Damu Anna's business. Therefore, it cannot be used to illustrate Baba's teachings. However, the chapter does explain the concept of Baba's omnipresence. After advising Annasaheb, Baba clarifies the nature of true worship, stating that His physical body is perishable but the Brahman is eternal. As detailed in Chapter 3, Baba explains, "I alone am playing as the eightfold nature; this is a miracle of mine... I am filled in all ten directions." He teaches that understanding this truth—that He is in everything and there is no object different from the Self—is the key to dissolving desire and attaining peace.