How does Sai Baba address the doubts and ego of his followers, based on the story of Dharamsee?

As illustrated in Chapter 35, Sai Baba addresses doubt not through discourse but through direct, personal experience that transcends logic. When Boss Dharamsee arrived with a skeptical attitude and internally questioned Baba for giving him seeded grapes he disliked, Baba perceived his innermost thoughts. Instead of rebuking him, Baba intensified the situation by giving him more grapes and commanding him to eat. The miracle that followed—the seeded grapes becoming seedless in Dharamsee's mouth—was a direct answer to his doubt. This experience caused his 'ego to drop away' and replaced his 'clinical scrutiny' with love. This method shows that Baba works by dismantling the ego and revealing a reality beyond the devotee's limited perception.