The source text highlights a specific and important teaching from Sai Baba concerning financial matters. As stated in Chapter 28, there is a clear principle that "Baba does not like indebtedness." The text explicitly notes that taking a loan for a pilgrimage or going on a pilgrimage while in debt is something Baba disapproved of. This is presented as a main teaching, emphasizing the importance of financial responsibility and avoiding debt, even for pursuing spiritual activities. It showcases Baba's practical guidance for his devotees' worldly affairs alongside spiritual ones.
What is Sai Baba's main teaching regarding debt, as mentioned in the context of the pilgrimage described in the text?
📖 Chapter 28