How does Chapter 35 describe the attitude of skeptics towards Sai Baba and what is the outcome of their visit?

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra details the mindset of skeptics who questioned Sai Baba's divinity. These individuals, often worshippers of a formless God, viewed saints with physical forms as mere humans and believed bowing or giving them monetary offerings (Dakshina) was a "mockery of devotion." They specifically criticized Sai Baba for asking for Dakshina, believing that a saint's desire for wealth diminishes their saintliness. According to the chapter, these people would resolve to visit Shirdi but firmly decide not to bow at his feet or offer any money. However, the text reveals that this resolve would crumble upon experiencing Sai's Darshan. As Chapter 35 explains, "through the union of Darshan, they surrender to Sai," forgetting their previous pride and becoming devoted at his feet.