Detail the internal conflict Boss Dharamsee faced when offered grapes by Sai Baba.

As recounted in Chapter 35, Boss Dharamsee experienced significant internal conflict when Baba offered him grapes. Firstly, he had a personal aversion to grapes with seeds and preferred seedless ones. Secondly, his doctor had forbidden him from eating unwashed grapes, and he felt it was not right to wash them himself in that sacred place. This created a dilemma: he found it difficult to eat them but also felt it would be disrespectful to reject an offering from Baba. This inner turmoil escalated to him mentally questioning Baba's sainthood, thinking, "If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes?" This conflict between his personal preferences, medical advice, and social decorum troubled him greatly until Baba resolved it with a miracle.