What specific teaching did Sai Baba impart through his response to Damu Anna's plan to become a millionaire?

Sai Baba's response to Damu Anna's ambition was a profound lesson on contentment and the dangers of greed. When Damu Anna sought permission for a speculative business venture, Baba's counsel was direct and cautionary. Chapter 25 recounts His words: "Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." By stating that Damu Anna's mind had "gone astray," Baba clearly indicated that the pursuit of vast, speculative wealth was a spiritual misstep. This teaching emphasizes finding satisfaction in what one has rather than getting entangled in the potentially perilous chase for fortunes.