Was it Sai Baba or another saint who told Kashiram to perform a specific act of charity involving animals?

The text from Chapter 0 clarifies the roles of different spiritual figures in Kashiram's life. While Kashiram was a 'total devotee' of Sai Maharaj, who guided his spiritual progress by challenging his pride in giving Dakshina, the specific instruction to feed living creatures came from another source. It was a different saint, named Janakidas Baba, who advised Kashiram to feed sugar to ants. The narrative clearly distinguishes between Maharaj's role in testing and purifying Kashiram's ego and Janakidas Baba's specific instruction for this particular act of charity, which Kashiram followed diligently.