What is the significance of Baba telling Jog to serve Cholkar tea 'well-filled with sugar'?

The instruction from Sai Baba to Jog to serve Cholkar tea "well-filled with sugar" is the climactic moment in the story from Chapter 15. Its significance lies in its precision and timing, which served as undeniable proof of Baba's omniscience. Cholkar had secretly given up sugar as a personal penance because he was delayed in fulfilling his vow to distribute sugar candy. No one else knew about this private sacrifice. Therefore, when Baba—who didn't even drink tea himself—specifically requested that Cholkar be given heavily sweetened tea right after his vow was completed, it was a direct message. It confirmed to Cholkar that Baba saw his heart, knew of his vow, understood the reason for the delay, and acknowledged his secret penance, thereby cementing his faith with an unforgettable personal experience.