How did Sapatnekar's feelings and actions change from the beginning to the end of his encounter with Sai Baba in this story?

Sapatnekar's journey in this narrative is one of profound transformation. Initially, as detailed in Chapter 48, he was filled with distress and despair, feeling singled out by Baba's repeated rebukes of "Chal Hat." He questioned his past karma and felt isolated. However, after witnessing the miracle of Baba narrating his life story and then directly addressing his innermost thoughts and grief, his perspective completely changed. Upon hearing Baba's promise to give him a son, Sapatnekar was overcome with emotion. His eyes filled with tears of joy, and the text mentions that the eight-fold emotions (Ashtabhav) welled up within him. He went from a state of doubt and pain to one of deep faith and devotion, lovingly washing Baba's feet with his tears.