What does the story of Kakasaheb Dixit teach us about the nature of a true devotee's desire when approaching a Guru?

The story of Kakasaheb Dixit in Chapter 51 provides a powerful example of a true devotee's aspiration. While the initial pretext for visiting Sai Baba was a physical ailment, Dixit's desire quickly evolved. He declared that his goal was not the healing of his foot, viewing the body as perishable, but the attainment of 'supreme spiritual bliss.' He sought Baba's help to steady his 'lame' mind, which he could not control despite his best efforts. The text highlights this attitude, stating that Sai feels great enthusiasm for a devotee who is indifferent to perishable bodily comforts and instead longs for ultimate bliss. This illustrates that a true devotee prioritizes spiritual growth over temporary, worldly gains.