Describe the story of Mrs. Gokhale's intended fast and how Sai Baba responded to it.

According to the narrative in Chapter 32, a woman named Mrs. Gokhale came to Shirdi with a letter from Dada Kelkar. She had made a firm resolution in her mind to fast for three days while sitting at Baba's feet. However, this was directly contrary to Baba's philosophy. Sai Baba, being the inner witness, knew of her intention beforehand and had even told Dada Kelkar that he would not let his children remain hungry during the Holi festival. When Mrs. Gokhale arrived and went for darshan, Baba was already aware of her plan. The text highlights that such austerities did not work with Sai, who believed one must eat first to find peace and realize God.