Can you recount the story of the woman who came to Shirdi with the intention of fasting?

Chapter 32 describes an incident involving a woman named Mrs. Gokhale who came to Shirdi with a letter from Kelkar. She had made a firm resolution in her mind to fast for three days at Sai Baba's feet as a form of spiritual discipline. This intention was in direct opposition to Baba's own routine and teachings. Baba, being the 'inner witness' who knew everyone's heart, was aware of her plan even before she arrived. He had already remarked to Dada Kelkar, 'How can I let my children remain hungry?' When the woman came for darshan, Baba was fully aware of her resolve. This story serves as a powerful example of Baba's disapproval of fasting, highlighting his practical wisdom that one must first eat before attempting to realize God.