What did Sai Baba mean when he said his Guru asked him for 'two paise'? Was he requesting actual currency?

According to Chapter 19, when Sai Baba's Guru asked for 'two paise,' he was not requesting literal money. The text explains that his Guru was a 'Purnakam' (one whose desires were fulfilled) and had no use for worldly wealth. Baba clarifies this symbolic request by stating, 'Faith (Nishtha) and Patience (Saburi)—these were the two paise, nothing else.' Thus, the two coins represented the essential spiritual qualities a disciple must cultivate and offer to their teacher. By giving these, Baba fulfilled his Guru's true desire and pleased him.