How did Sai Baba resolve the fight between Anna and Mavshibai, and what was the lesson he was trying to teach?

Sai Baba resolved the escalating quarrel between Damu Anna and Mavshibai with a clever and humorous trick. As detailed in Chapter 24, when he saw their anger growing, he lovingly intervened. He asked Anna why he was causing an uproar and stated, "I don't understand what is improper in taking a kiss from the Mother." By referring to Mavshibai as "Mother," he reframed the situation entirely, highlighting a pure relationship. This immediately pacified both of them, and everyone laughed. The underlying lesson, as explained in the text, was about perception and pure-mindedness. If they had viewed each other with the pure love that exists between a mother and son, the misunderstanding and subsequent anger would never have arisen.