Why is patience important when trying to understand Sai Baba's actions, based on the events in Chapter 1?

Chapter 1 strongly suggests that patience is crucial for understanding Sai Baba's mysterious ways. During the wheat grinding incident, no one initially understood why he was doing it. The women who impatiently and greedily assumed they knew his motives were ultimately humiliated. The text explicitly states, 'If one has patience, Baba’s unique wonder bears fruit in the end.' The true, benevolent reason for his action—to drive away the cholera epidemic—was not immediately apparent. It was only after the flour was thrown away and the disease began to recede that the 'fruit' of his seemingly strange action was revealed. This demonstrates that one must wait patiently to see the full picture and comprehend the divine purpose behind his plays.