What was the 'Leela' involving Kashiram's pride, and how was it resolved?

The source material in Chapter 0 describes a 'Leela' or divine play that was orchestrated to remove Kashiram's pride. This pride seems to have been tied to his ability to give. He experienced a period of financial hardship where he had to borrow money, and eventually, even his grocer stopped lending to him. The turning point came when he had a profound realization that he, in fact, 'did not have the power to give.' As soon as he accepted this and his pride was humbled, his financial condition miraculously began to improve, and he became prosperous just as he was before. The anxiety he felt about Maharaj needing Dakshina also completely vanished.