How did Boss Dharamsee's encounter with Sai Baba in Shirdi lead to a personal transformation?

Boss Dharamsee's transformation from a skeptic to a believer is a central theme in the account from Chapter 35. Initially, he approached Shirdi with a "clinical scrutiny," doubting the miracles he had heard about. His transformation began with the incident of the grapes. When Sai Baba made the seeded grapes he disliked turn into seedless ones in his mouth, his state of mind was "stunned." The text states that "all his ego dropped away, and love for the saint was born." This miracle, coupled with Baba then correctly predicting his thoughts about who should receive the next handful of grapes, solidified his faith. His "previous resolves vanished," replaced by a "firm determination" to return to Shirdi, illustrating a profound shift from intellectual doubt to heartfelt devotion.