Can you explain the spiritual significance of the incident where Baba gave grapes to Boss Dharamsee?

The grape incident with Boss Dharamsee is highly significant as it illustrates Baba's method of inspiring faith by addressing an individual's innermost thoughts. As documented in Chapter 35, Dharamsee arrived as a skeptic. His dislike for the seeded grapes became a test of his faith. Baba, being omniscient, knew Dharamsee's thoughts and his aversion. By miraculously transforming the grapes into a seedless variety specifically for him, while others received them with seeds, Baba demonstrated his divine power in a personal and undeniable way. This experience, as Chapter 35 explains, was designed to make his 'ego drop away' and awaken 'love for the saint' in his heart, leading him to the spiritual path.