How does Sai Baba inspire people to follow a spiritual path, especially those who are not naturally inclined?

The source material suggests that Sai Baba has his own unique ways of drawing people to the spiritual path. Chapter 35 explains that "It is Baba himself who gives them the inspiration; only then do they step out." It's not always a conscious choice by the individual at first. The text states that Baba stimulates their "natural disposition" and leads them toward spirituality. The example of Boss Dharamsee illustrates this perfectly. He came to Shirdi with a clinical, skeptical mindset, not a spiritual one. However, Baba knew the "intent of my mind," as Dharamsee later realized. By performing the miracle with the grapes, Baba addressed Dharamsee's specific internal state, causing his ego to drop away and be replaced by love for the saint. This experience created a "firm determination" to return, showing how Baba works on an individual level to inspire and guide each person.