The text says many devotees with worldly desires came to Maharaj. Does it explain how he helped them with financial problems or business success?

The provided excerpts do not offer specific examples or methods Maharaj used to solve financial or business problems. Chapter 0 acknowledges that 'The proportion of devotees with worldly desires (Sakam) among those coming to Maharaj was very large.' It then states that 'Maharaj satisfied their desire and seamlessly turned their minds toward ultimate welfare.' This suggests that while he addressed their worldly concerns, the ultimate goal was always to guide them toward a spiritual path. The text does not elaborate on the 'how' of satisfying their desires, focusing instead on his broader mission of spiritual salvation and providing ethical, purifying advice.