Based on Boss Dharamsee's story, what can we learn about the role of doubt on the path to faith in Sai?

The story of Boss Dharamsee from Chapter 35 offers a powerful insight into the relationship between doubt and faith. Dharamsee arrived full of skepticism, even questioning Baba's abilities in his mind by thinking, "If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes?" Rather than punishing this doubt, Baba addressed it head-on with a personal miracle. This suggests that the path to faith does not necessarily require a complete absence of doubt from the start. Instead, an earnest, questioning mind can be met with a profound experience that resolves skepticism. The narrative shows that Baba responds to the individual's inner state, and a direct, personal miracle can be the catalyst that dissolves doubt and allows genuine love and devotion to flourish.