The texts mention that feeling bad about not being able to give can be an obstacle to spiritual progress. How did Sai Baba address this issue with his devotee Kashiram?

The texts from Chapter 0 illustrate how Sai Baba masterfully addressed the spiritual obstacle of pride in his devotee, Kashiram. Kashiram felt immense eagerness for Maharaj to accept Dakshina from him daily and would feel very bad if Baba did not, which fostered a subtle pride that 'I have the power to give.' Recognizing this as a hindrance to Kashiram's spiritual progress, Maharaj orchestrated a leela. He began demanding a barrage of Dakshina, forcing Kashiram to give until his funds were depleted and he had to borrow from a grocer. This experience was designed to dismantle his pride by making him realize he did not truly possess the power to give.