Many devotees came to Maharaj with worldly desires. How did his teachings address this, and what was the ultimate goal?

According to Chapter 0, a large number of devotees approaching Maharaj had worldly desires. His method was not to reject them but to satisfy their desires first. By fulfilling their wishes, he earned their faith and was then able to 'seamlessly turn their minds toward ultimate welfare.' This practice aligns with the Sadguru's role of purifying the disciple's ground before sowing the seed of knowledge. The ultimate goal was the salvation of people, and by addressing their immediate needs, he skillfully guided them toward a higher spiritual path.