What was Sai Baba's initial advice to Damu Anna regarding his plan to enter the cotton trade?

When Damu Anna sent a letter to Shirdi outlining his business plans, Sai Baba advised strongly against it. After Madhavrao (Shama) presented the letter, Baba, already aware of its contents, dictated a reply. As detailed in Chapter 25, the core of Baba's message was a lesson in contentment: "Tell him in reply: what do you lack at home? Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." This response clearly communicated that Damu Anna should abandon his ambitious plan to speculate in cotton and be satisfied with what he already possessed.