Why did Kaka Mahajani's friend feel restless about Dakshina, even though he initially resolved not to give any?

The friend's restlessness about Dakshina reveals the depth of his transformation, as narrated in Chapter 35. He began his journey with a strong conviction not to offer any money. But after the profound experience of hearing his father's voice in Sai Baba's speech and subsequently bowing down, his heart had completely changed. The narrative details that Baba later asked for Dakshina, but only from Kaka Mahajani, requesting seventeen rupees. By pointedly ignoring the friend, Baba created a situation where the friend, who now desired to make an offering, was denied the chance. This denial made him feel 'restless in his mind,' a feeling that stemmed from his newfound devotion and his unfulfilled desire to participate in the offering, directly contrasting his initial resolve.