How did Baba's mood change towards the women during the wheat grinding incident, and what lesson did they learn?

Baba's interaction with the women demonstrated a sharp shift in his demeanor. According to Chapter 1, when the women first took the grinding handle, Baba's initial feigned anger quickly turned into a loving smile as they sang his praises. However, his attitude changed completely when he saw their greed. When the four women started dividing the flour for themselves, Baba became furious, scolding them for trying to loot him. His command to throw the flour away left the women feeling very upset and humiliated. The powerful lesson they learned was about the consequences of greed and the importance of understanding that Baba's actions were not for personal gain.