The provided text mentions several devotees whose faith became 'fixed' on Maharaj. Compare the experiences that led to this conviction for Damu Shet Kasar and Nanasaheb Chandorkar.

The source material in Chapter 0 presents two distinct paths to unwavering faith. For Damodar Savlaram, or Damu Shet Kasar, the catalyst was a specific, miraculous blessing. He was childless, and Maharaj's blessing resulted in him having a son, which 'naturally' fixed his faith. In contrast, Nanasaheb Chandorkar's journey began with doubt. He was summoned by Maharaj but was initially skeptical. His faith was only fixed after he came for darshan at another's insistence and had a direct encounter. While Damu Shet's conviction was born from a fulfilled desire, Nanasaheb's was established through a personal meeting that then blossomed through hours of receiving wisdom and teachings.