Wasn't Baba's advice to Damu Anna essentially causing him to miss a huge financial opportunity? Why would he advise against becoming a millionaire?

From the perspective presented in the source text, Baba's advice was not about financial gain but spiritual well-being. When he received the letter, Baba's immediate response was to question Damu Anna's motives by asking, "what do you lack at home?" As Chapter 25 details, his core message was a warning: "do not fall into the trap of millions," suggesting that the pursuit of vast wealth was a spiritual hazard. By stating, "Half a loaf of bread is enough for us," Baba prioritized contentment and detachment from worldly desires over material prosperity, framing the opportunity not as a blessing but as a potential downfall.