The texts describe visitors with diverse motivations, from devotion to skepticism. How did Sai Baba's method of requesting Dakshina serve to spiritually guide these different individuals?

Chapter 14 details the strange and profound style of Sai Baba in dealing with a wide array of visitors. Some came with pure devotion, while others came to test Him, seek material wealth, or even to mock Him. Baba's primary intention in asking for Dakshina was to purify the hearts of these devotees, who were largely attached to worldly life. The text states that His method was so effective that even if someone came with bad intentions, their negative intellect would be 'burnt away,' and they would become devoted at His feet. At the very least, they would feel repentance and gain a firm spiritual experience, demonstrating how the act of giving was used as a tool for universal spiritual upliftment.