What was the deeper spiritual lesson Sai Baba imparted to Cholkar through the incident with the sugar and tea?

The incident with the tea served as a gateway to a profound teaching on divine omnipresence. As detailed in Chapter 15, after surprising Cholkar by mentioning the sugar, Baba explained that this was to confirm his faith. Baba then elaborated on His nature, stating, "Even if my body is here, and you are beyond the seven seas, Whatever you do there, I know it instantly." He revealed that He is the inner self residing in the hearts of all beings, from insects and ants to humans. The lesson for Cholkar was to recognize this unity, bow to the divine within, and understand that he and Baba were one.