What are the primary faults that Baba's teaching on giving helps to overcome, and why is it considered a simple remedy?

According to the spiritual insights in Chapter 14, Sai Baba’s method of requesting Dakshina serves as a simple remedy to help disciples overcome the three primary faults that are inauspicious for self-progress: lust, anger, and greed. Victory over these powerful negative traits is described as being very difficult. However, the Guru's plan provides a straightforward technique. By encouraging devotees to give charity ('Dana'), be merciful ('Daya'), and practice self-control ('Danta'), all encompassed by the instruction 'Da,' Baba offers a simple yet profound path to conquer these faults and achieve spiritual advancement and happiness.