Kaka Mahajani's friend vowed not to give Dakshina. So why did he feel 'restless' when Baba didn't ask him for any?

The friend's restlessness is a key part of his transformation, as detailed in Chapter 35. Initially, his vow not to give Dakshina was a matter of principle, stemming from his aversion to idol worship and his skeptical stance. However, after the deeply personal experience of hearing his late father's voice through Baba, he 'melted inside' and his rigid principles dissolved. He had been profoundly touched and his heart had opened. Consequently, when Baba later asked Kaka Mahajani for Dakshina but pointedly ignored him, the friend felt restless. This feeling, as described in Chapter 35, likely arose because he now desired to participate and make an offering as a sign of his newfound reverence, but was denied the opportunity, making him feel excluded from Baba's grace.