According to Chapter 35, what was the typical experience of skeptics who visited Sai Baba with a firm resolve not to bow or offer Dakshina?

Chapter 35 details a profound transformation in skeptics who visited Shirdi. These individuals would often arrive with a firm resolve, believing that saints should not desire wealth and deciding they would neither bow at Sai Baba's feet nor offer any Dakshina. However, the text states that despite their false logic and firm intentions, the simple act of having Sai's Darshan would cause them to completely surrender. As Chapter 35 narrates, they would forget their previous resolve, bow at his feet, and remain devoted, never turning back. Their pride would find rest, and their souls would experience extreme happiness.