How did the dynamic between Baba and the village women evolve during the episode of the wheat grinding?

The interaction, as narrated in Chapter 1, shifted from confrontation to loving participation. Initially, when the four women rushed in and snatched the grinding handle from Baba's hands, he quarreled with them. However, this was a 'feigned anger.' As the women began grinding together, they sang songs praising Baba and his divine plays. Seeing their love and devotion, Baba's demeanor changed completely. The text states, 'anger turned into love, and a smile appeared on his face,' showing how an act of collective service and praise transformed a moment of apparent conflict into a display of shared affection and joy.