What were the two major tests of devotion that Kashiram faced, as described in the text?

Chapter 0 details two significant trials that tested Kashiram's devotion. The first was a financial and psychological test orchestrated by Maharaj to curb his ego. When Kashiram developed pride in giving Dakshina, Maharaj began demanding money relentlessly, even forcing him into debt, which ultimately removed his pride in being a giver. The second test was a life-threatening encounter with Bhil robbers. In this event, his commitment to a spiritual practice—feeding sugar to ants as advised by Janakidas Baba—was challenged. His fierce, life-risking defense of the sugar bundle demonstrated the profound value he placed on this devotional act.