Sai Baba's method of guidance is gentle and deeply personal, not coercive. As Chapter 35 explains, 'It is Baba himself who gives them the inspiration' and by 'Stimulating their natural disposition, he leads them toward the spiritual path.' The narrative of Boss Dharamsee illustrates this. Dharamsee came filled with curiosity and doubt. Baba did not lecture him but instead orchestrated the miracle with the grapes, directly addressing Dharamsee's unspoken thoughts and preferences. This profound experience caused Dharamsee's 'previous resolves' to vanish and a 'firm determination' to return to Shirdi to form in his heart. This shows how Baba guides souls by revealing his divine love and knowledge, allowing faith to bloom naturally.
How does Sai Baba guide people to the spiritual path? Does he compel them?
๐ Chapter 35