How did the village women react to Baba grinding wheat, and what lesson did they learn?

When the village women saw Sai Baba grinding wheat, four of them ran into the mosque, snatched the handle from him, and began grinding together while singing songs about his divine plays. However, their minds were filled with greed. As detailed in Chapter 1, they speculated about what Baba, who lived on alms, would do with the flour and started "building castles in the air," assuming he would divide it among them. Their greed led to humiliation when Baba angrily scolded them for trying to take his "property" and ordered them to throw the flour on the village boundary. The women were very upset and learned a harsh lesson about their selfish intentions when faced with Baba's inscrutable and selfless actions.