Can you explain the significance of the contrast between the grapes Dharamsee received and those Babasaheb Tarkhad received from Sai Baba?

The contrast serves to highlight the specific and personal nature of Baba's miracle for Boss Dharamsee. As recounted in Chapter 35, Kaka had bought grapes with seeds. While Baba was distributing them, he performed a miracle for Dharamsee, who was full of doubt, by making his portion seedless. To confirm the uniqueness of his experience, Dharamsee later asked Babasaheb Tarkhad, who was also receiving grapes, "How were your grapes?" Tarkhad replied that his had seeds. This confirmation made Dharamsee "extremely surprised in his heart," reinforcing that the miracle was not a general occurrence but a direct response to his personal skepticism and internal thoughts.