Describe the scene when Sai Baba unexpectedly began grinding wheat in the mosque and the initial reactions of the villagers.

In a perplexing scene described in Chapter 1, Sai Baba, a detached saint with no possessions, rolled up his sleeves and began grinding wheat at the mosque. The narrator was filled with wonder, questioning the purpose of this activity. As news of Baba's unusual action spread through the village, men and women gathered to watch. Four women, in particular, ran into the mosque, gently snatched the handle from Baba's hands, and took over the task of grinding. They did this while praising his divine plays and singing songs about him, turning the event into a communal act of devotion, even though no one initially understood its true purpose.