What was Kashiram's internal struggle regarding giving Dakshina, and how did Maharaj resolve it for his spiritual progress?

Kashiram's internal state regarding Dakshina demonstrates a subtle form of spiritual attachment and pride. According to Chapter 0, he initially felt great satisfaction when Maharaj accepted his money, but if Maharaj refused, "he would feel very bad and tears would come to his eyes." This emotional dependency was identified as an obstacle, as pride was creeping in that he had the power to give. Maharaj resolved this by orchestrating a complete reversal of his financial situation. He started demanding Dakshina from Kashiram to the point that Kashiram had to borrow and eventually ran out of resources completely. This process forced Kashiram to confront his powerlessness, and as soon as he realized this truth, his pride vanished and his financial prosperity was restored.