Based on the events in Shirdi, how did the grapes given to Dharamsee differ from those given to Babasaheb Tarkhad, and what is the significance of this difference?

The difference in the grapes highlights the personalized nature of Sai Baba's miracles. In the account from Chapter 35, both Boss Dharamsee and Babasaheb Tarkhad were given grapes from the same bunch that Kaka had bought, which originally had seeds. However, when Dharamsee, who was full of doubt, ate his grapes, he found they had become seedless. In contrast, when he asked Tarkhad about his grapes, Tarkhad confirmed that his still had seeds. The significance of this is profound: the miracle was not a general display but was specifically targeted at Dharamsee's state of mind. It was meant to address his specific dislike and skepticism, thereby transforming his heart and proving that Baba knows the inner thoughts of each individual.