What happened to the women who helped Baba grind the wheat, and what lesson can be learned from their experience?

When the women helped Baba grind the wheat, their minds were filled with greedy thoughts. According to Chapter 1, they speculated that since Baba had no family or need for the flour, he would surely give it to them. They were already mentally dividing the flour into four parts for themselves. However, after the grinding was complete, Baba scolded them for their assumption, asking if they were trying to take their 'father's property.' He commanded them to throw the flour on the village boundary. This act, as described in Chapter 1, left the women feeling humiliated because their greed was exposed. Their story teaches a lesson about approaching the divine with pure intentions rather than with a desire for material gain.