What were the 'two paise' that Sai Baba's Guru asked for, and what did they represent?

According to the teachings in Chapter 19, the 'two paise' that Sai Baba's Guru requested were not literal currency. Baba explains that his Guru was 'Purnakam,' meaning one whose desires were already fulfilled and had no need for worldly money. Instead, these two coins were symbolic representations of two crucial virtues for a disciple. The first paise was Faith (Nishtha), and the second was Patience (Saburi). Baba states that he gave these two to his Guru, which pleased the 'Guru-Mother' greatly. This illustrates that the true offering a Guru seeks from a disciple is not material wealth but unwavering faith and steadfast patience.