What is the deeper meaning or lesson behind the story of the quarrel between Anna and Mavshibai over the "kiss"?

The story of the quarrel between Anna and Mavshibai, found in Chapter 24, carries a significant teaching about the nature of love and relationships among devotees. After Baba humorously resolves their dispute, the narrative reflects on the incident. It explains that if the affection between Anna and Mavshibai had been like the pure love between a mother and her son, the misunderstanding and subsequent anger would never have arisen. The text from Chapter 24 emphasizes that Baba's words were perfectly suited to the occasion, allowing the listeners to be satisfied and immediately grasp the teaching about maintaining pure, familial love to avoid conflict and anger.