Can you describe the spiritual inclinations and end of life for Balaram Dhurandhar?

Balaram Dhurandhar came from a family of Rama devotees, but his personal refuge was Vithala. Chapter 51 explains that he had a great liking for the spiritual path from the outset. His journey involved not just devotion but also intense study, leading to expertise in the Bhagavad Gita and Dnyaneshwari. He was considered a supreme devotee of Sai Baba. After a life marked by both professional success as an Advocate and deep spiritual and social engagement, his journey in the world concluded at a young age. The text poignantly notes that on June 9, 1925, he "merged into Vithala," signifying his attainment of merging with the divine.