The source mentions that 'If one has patience, Baba’s unique wonder bears fruit in the end.' How does the story of the cholera epidemic illustrate this?

This teaching is perfectly illustrated by the story of Baba grinding wheat, as detailed in Chapter 1. The entire event was a test of patience and faith. Initially, no one could comprehend the reason behind his actions. The women who helped him grew impatient and greedy, leading to their humiliation when they tried to take the flour. Only by waiting and observing did the true purpose become clear. It was later explained that the wheat was a symbol for the cholera epidemic. By grinding it and having the 'flour' cast out of the village, Baba miraculously ended the plague. This outcome, or 'fruit,' was the 'unique wonder' that could only be understood after the fact, proving that patience is essential to comprehending Baba's divine plays and inconceivable methods.