Can you explain the story of the snake and the frog and what it reveals about past lives and karma?

Chapter 47 recounts a fascinating incident where Sai Baba intervenes in a conflict between a snake and a frog. He reveals to a frightened traveler that this is not a random act of nature but a continuation of a past-life feud. Baba addresses the snake as Veerabhadrappa and the frog as Basappa, scolding them for carrying their "bone-deep enmity" into their new forms. Upon hearing Baba's words, the snake immediately releases the frog and disappears into the water. This story illustrates the powerful concept that animosities can be carried across lifetimes, and only through spiritual intervention and a conscious choice to "give up the enmity" can such karmic cycles be broken.