The text says Maharaj satisfied the worldly desires (Sakam) of his devotees. Can you give me examples of the specific financial or business advice he gave them?

The source material from Chapter 0 confirms that many devotees came to Maharaj with worldly desires (Sakam) and that he would satisfy these desires before guiding them toward ultimate welfare. However, the text does not provide any examples of specific financial, business, or other worldly advice he gave. It states that his open verbal advice consisted of general ethical principles delivered through stories. Chapter 0 also mentions that the "advice received from Maharaj in the form of experience" was even more valuable, but it does not detail what this entailed for satisfying worldly goals.