Can you analyze the psychological transformation that Boss Dharamsee underwent during his first darshan?

Boss Dharamsee's psychological journey, described in Chapter 35, is a classic case of ego dissolution. He initially approached Baba with intellectual arrogance and 'clinical scrutiny.' His mind was filled with judgment, questioning Baba's abilities when he received grapes he disliked. This represents the ego's resistance to what is unfamiliar or undesirable. Baba's insistence that he eat the grapes was a direct confrontation with this ego. The miraculous transformation of the grapes from seeded to seedless served as an undeniable event that his rational mind could not explain away. This cognitive dissonance led to a profound shift: 'His state of mind was stunned; he forgot his clinical scrutiny; All his ego dropped away, and love for the saint was born.' His previous resolves vanished, replaced by a firm determination to return, marking a complete conversion from skeptic to devotee.