Based on the account in Chapter 28, what motivated the lady from Akola to disregard the rules and enter the curtained area where Baba was eating?

The primary motivation for the lady's bold action, as explained in Chapter 28, was her unwavering determination to fulfill her vow. She had undertaken the entire journey from Akola to Shirdi with the sole enthusiasm of offering khichdi to Baba, a desire sparked by a powerful dream. After fourteen days of being unable to make the offering, her mind could not bear the prolonged delay. The text states her eagerness could not remain unfulfilled. Therefore, when faced with the curtain blocking her way, she did not remain quiet but, fueled by her devotion, moved the curtain with her own hand and entered 'by her own authority' to fulfill her desire.