What were the internal thoughts and motivations of the women after they helped Baba grind the wheat?

Chapter 1 provides a fascinating glimpse into the women's minds after the grinding was done. Knowing that Baba lived on alms and had no household or family, they began to speculate why he would need so much flour. Their thoughts became greedy as they started 'building castles in the air,' imagining that Baba, in his compassion, would divide the flour among them. Each of the four women hoped to receive a share. The text explicitly states their minds were 'greedy to loot Baba,' revealing a human flaw that Baba's divine play brought to the surface.