I'm struggling with a lack of purpose after my MSc in chemistry. Does the text suggest that Sai Baba's method of satisfying worldly desires could help me find a fulfilling career path?

According to Chapter 0, a very large proportion of devotees who came to Sai Baba had worldly desires. The text states that Maharaj satisfied their desires and then 'seamlessly turned their minds toward ultimate welfare.' This was part of his broader mission for the salvation of people. While the passages don't explicitly connect this to finding a career, they describe a method where immediate, worldly concerns were addressed as a stepping stone to higher spiritual aims. His advice was primarily ethical, meant to purify the disciple's mind, and the most valuable guidance was often experiential rather than purely verbal.