Tell me about the woman who wanted to fast in Chapter 32. What was her plan and what lesson did she learn?

According to Chapter 32, a woman came to Shirdi with the specific intention to have Sai Baba's darshan and to observe a strict fast for three days without consuming any food. However, her firm resolve was ultimately broken by Baba's divine intervention. The chapter explains how she was not only stopped from fasting but was instead guided to prepare puranpolis with her own hands. Furthermore, she was made to eat them "to her heart's content." The profound lesson imparted to her, as highlighted in Chapter 32, is that "wearing out the body for others' sake - this blessed act is true welfare," demonstrating that selfless service holds a higher virtue than personal austerity.