What is the primary theme introduced at the start of Chapter 47 of the Sai Satcharitra?

At the beginning of Chapter 47, the narrator transitions from the previous chapter's story about goats, explaining that Baba's love for them stemmed from past-life memories. The text then explicitly introduces the theme for the upcoming narrative: the severe downfall that results from an extreme state of greed for wealth. As detailed in this chapter, this lesson is presented as a direct inspiration from Sai Baba's merciful glance. The chapter sets a philosophical tone by also discussing the profound and inescapable nature of the law of Karma, which dictates one's future births based on their actions in this life.