What were Damu Anna's specific financial ambitions with the cotton trade, and how did they contrast with the spiritual advice given by Sai Baba?

Damu Anna had a very specific and ambitious financial plan. He believed the cotton trade would earn him one lakh rupees. His plan, as mentioned in Chapter 25, was to then "put half a lakh on interest" and quickly become a "millionaire money-lender and live happily in Nagar." This worldly desire for immense wealth and status stands in stark contrast to the spiritual advice offered by Sai Baba. Baba's counsel was to find happiness in simplicity and contentment, famously advising, "Half a loaf of bread is enough for us; do not fall into the trap of millions." This highlights the fundamental conflict between Damu Anna's material aspirations and Baba's guidance toward spiritual detachment from wealth.