How did the specific nature of the seedless grape miracle address Boss Dharamsee's skepticism, and what does it reveal about Baba's methods?

The miracle of the grapes was not merely a random display of power but a highly personalized and targeted event designed to dismantle Boss Dharamsee's specific form of skepticism. As Chapter 35 explains, Dharamsee harbored a specific dislike for seeded grapes and privately questioned Baba's omniscience. Baba responded directly to this internal thought by first giving him more of the very thing he disliked, and then transforming them into seedless grapes only for him—as confirmed when Dharamsee learned that Tarkhad's grapes still had seeds. This demonstrated that Baba knew his innermost thoughts and dislikes. This method reveals that Baba's miracles are often intimate, educational experiences that address an individual's ego and doubts directly, replacing 'clinical scrutiny' with love and unwavering faith.