From Sai Baba's perspective, how did he manage the conflict between his devotees Anna and Mavshibai?

Sai Baba managed the conflict with profound wisdom and a perfect sense of timing. The narrative in Chapter 24 shows that Baba would often watch neutrally as devotees interacted, allowing things to play out. However, when he saw the quarrel between Anna and Mavshibai had genuinely grown, he "planned a powerful trick to cool them both down." Instead of scolding them, he used humor and love, asking Anna what the uproar was about and validating the idea of a kiss from a "Mother." This approach masterfully reframed the situation, dissolved the anger instantly, and transformed a tense moment into a shared joke, thereby reconciling his devotees without any negativity.