Can you describe the step-by-step process of how a skeptical visitor was transformed into a devotee by Sai Baba?

Chapter 35 details the transformation of Boss Dharamsee. Initially, he was driven by curiosity about miracles and harbored a skeptical, "clinical" mindset. When Kaka offered grapes to Baba, who then distributed them, Dharamsee received some. He disliked them for having seeds and being unwashed, and he internally questioned Baba's sainthood. As his critical attitude grew, Baba gave him even more grapes. Troubled, Dharamsee held them until Baba commanded him to eat. Upon obeying, he was astonished to find the grapes were seedless. This direct experience, tailored to his specific inner doubt, shattered his ego. The text notes his "state of mind was stunned," his "ego dropped away," and "love for the saint was born," turning his skepticism into a firm resolve to return to Shirdi.