Based on the story of Boss Dharamsee, how does Sai Baba's method address the human ego and intellectual doubt?

The encounter between Sai Baba and Boss Dharamsee in Chapter 35 provides a profound insight into Baba's method for dissolving ego and doubt. Dharamsee arrived with an analytical mind, ready for 'clinical scrutiny.' His ego manifested as a specific thought: 'If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes?' Instead of engaging in a philosophical debate, Baba addressed the doubt through a direct, inexplicable experience. By transforming the seeded grapes into seedless ones, Baba demonstrated his omniscience and power in a way that bypassed Dharamsee's intellect entirely. This event proved that trying to understand Baba's ways through logic is futile and that surrendering the ego, as Dharamsee was forced to do, is the true path to experiencing spiritual reality.