How does Sai Baba himself attract people and inspire them to follow the spiritual path, thus building a community of devotees?

According to Chapter 35, it is Sai Baba himself who orchestrates the process of drawing people to him. The text explains that 'Baba himself who gives them the inspiration; only then do they step out.' He works by 'stimulating their natural disposition' and guiding them toward spirituality. The story of Boss Dharamsee is a case study in this method. Dharamsee came with ego and a 'clinical' mindset, but Baba, knowing his inner thoughts and dislikes, engineered a personal experience with the grapes. This miracle shattered Dharamsee's ego and spontaneously gave rise to love and devotion in his heart. As Chapter 35 shows, Baba doesn't just wait for followers; he actively works in mysterious ways to dissolve individual barriers and cultivate a community bound by love and faith.