How does Chapter 35 describe the attitude of people who were initially skeptical of Sai Baba, and what happened to them?

Chapter 35 details the mindset of skeptics who questioned Sai Baba's sainthood. The text explains that these individuals were often worshippers of a formless God and viewed saints as mere humans, believing it was wrong to bow or offer Dakshina. They had heard stories that Sai Baba asked for money, which made them doubt his saintliness. They would resolve to visit Shirdi but decided firmly not to bow or give any offerings. However, Chapter 35 reveals that this resolve would invariably shatter upon receiving Sai's darshan. The powerful experience of seeing him would cause them to forget their pride and logic, and they would spontaneously surrender at his feet, becoming devoted followers.