How did Tatya Patil's interpretation of his suffering in his dreams change after he was healed?

Initially, Tatya Patil experienced extreme agony in his dreams, feeling as if his life was ending when a figure pressed a grinding stone on his chest. However, upon waking to find his disease gone, his perspective shifted dramatically. Chapter 13 recounts how he went for Baba's darshan and was filled with an ocean of joy. He understood that the apparent "punishment by the cane and the bursting of the heart" was not a punishment at all. Instead, he recognized it as a profoundly beneficial and inconceivable act of grace from Sai Baba, a novel method to remove his worldly entanglement and grant him a new life free from sorrow.