Based on the story of Boss Dharamsee, how did Sai Baba respond to a devotee's internal thoughts and doubts?

The account in Chapter 35 provides a clear example of Baba's omniscience and his method of dealing with doubt. When Boss Dharamsee was given grapes with seeds, he was troubled and thought to himself, "If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes? Why does he force them upon me?" Baba responded directly to this unspoken challenge. The text explicitly states, "As such an attitude arose in him, Baba gave him even more of them." This action showed he was aware of Dharamsee's resistance. Then, by miraculously turning the grapes seedless in Dharamsee's mouth, Baba not only addressed the specific dislike but also proved his power, completely dissolving the devotee's "clinical scrutiny" and doubt, replacing it with love.