How did the women in the village react to Baba grinding wheat, and what did their behavior ultimately lead to?

As described in Chapter 1, when news spread that Baba was grinding wheat, four women ran to the mosque. They took the handle from Baba, began grinding together, and sang songs praising his divine plays. However, their minds soon turned to greed. Seeing the large quantity of flour, and knowing Baba lived on alms, they speculated he would give it to them and began mentally planning how to divide it. When they finished and tried to make four parts for themselves, Baba became angry. He scolded them for their greed, asking if they had come to loot him. He then ordered them to throw the flour on the village boundary, leaving the women feeling very upset and humiliated.