Can you tell me about the story of Mrs. Gokhale and how it illustrates Baba's teachings on food?

Chapter 32 recounts the story of a woman named Gokhale who came to Shirdi with the firm intention of fasting for three days at Baba's feet. However, Sai Baba, being the "inner witness" who knows what is in everyone's heart, was already aware of her resolve. This plan was contrary to Baba's own principle, which was to secure food first before contemplating spirituality. Baba had even predicted to Dada Kelkar that he would not let his "children remain hungry." The incident powerfully demonstrates that Baba prioritized the physical well-being of his devotees over self-imposed austerities, showing that such penances were not the path he endorsed.