What lesson did Sai Baba impart to the old lady who was undertaking a vow of protest?

When an old lady undertook a vow of protest, Sai Baba affectionately addressed her as "Mother" and advised her against torturing her soul. As detailed in Chapter 19, he used this opportunity to impart a crucial spiritual lesson by recounting a story about his own Guru. He explained that his Guru had asked him for two paise, which were not coins but the virtues of 'Faith' (Nishtha) and 'Patience' (Saburi). Baba emphasized that patience is a supreme virtue that helps one overcome calamities and fear. He encouraged the lady to adopt this quality, telling her that patience is the "manliness of men" and wards off sin, distress, and poverty, thus changing her mindset from despair to spiritual understanding.