How does Sai Baba handle skeptics who visit him out of mere curiosity, and how does this contribute to building his following?

The provided text from Chapter 35 illustrates how Sai Baba handles skeptics by creating deeply personal experiences that address their specific doubts and dissolve their ego. For instance, when Boss Dharamsee, who came with a "clinical interest," visited Shirdi, he was skeptical. He disliked grapes with seeds and was given exactly those by Baba. As this thought of dislike arose in his mind, Baba gave him even more. However, when Dharamsee finally ate them at Baba's command, he discovered they were miraculously seedless. This personal miracle shattered his skepticism, made his ego drop away, and instilled a deep love and firm determination to return to Shirdi, effectively turning a curious visitor into a devoted follower.