What specific advice did Sai Baba give to Damu Shet regarding his plan to trade in cotton and become a millionaire?

When Damu Anna (Damu Shet) wrote to Sai Baba about his ambitious plan to enter the cotton trade, Baba's advice was direct and focused on contentment over wealth. According to the narrative in Chapter 25, after having the letter read to him, Baba declared that Damu Anna's mind had "gone astray." The specific counsel he instructed Shama to relay was, "what do you lack at home? Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." This powerful message served as a clear rejection of the business plan, framing the pursuit of millions as a dangerous "trap" and advocating for satisfaction with a simpler, more humble existence.