When Chandorkar suggested Sai could cure his lameness, what was Dixit's reaction?

As recounted in Chapter 4, when Chandorkar suggested that seeing Sai Baba could immediately cure his physical lameness, Dixit's response was quite profound. He did not consider this physical ailment a true deficiency. Instead, Dixit believed that the real lameness is that of the mind, and he told Sai to remove that instead. This shows his perspective that the human body, this 'worldly carriage,' is momentary, and he was more concerned with spiritual well-being than physical healing.