The source mentions a 'Leela' to remove Kashiram's pride. Could you explain this incident and its outcome?

The source material from Chapter 0 describes a 'Leela' orchestrated by Maharaj to address the devotee Kashiram's pride. Kashiram, a cloth seller, had become proud of his ability to give, so Maharaj created a situation where his finances dwindled to the point that even a grocer stopped giving him credit. This experience was designed to make him realize his own powerlessness in giving. As Chapter 0 explains, as soon as Kashiram understood that he did not truly possess the power to give, his pride vanished. Following this realization, his financial condition began to improve, and he became prosperous once more, having learned a valuable lesson.