What personal difficulty did Damu Anna face, and how was it resolved according to the text?

The text in Chapter 25 highlights a significant personal struggle in Damu Anna's life. Despite being a wealthy man with two wives, he was childless. This situation is presented as a source of suffering for him. The resolution to this difficulty came directly through divine intervention. The chapter explicitly states that by receiving Sai's blessings, Damu Anna was blessed with sons. This serves as a prime example of the book's central theme: that Sai Baba wards off the misfortunes of his devotees, removes their suffering, and grants their desired objects when they have one-pointed faith.