How was the Patil in Chapter 13 cured of his disease, and what was his reaction to this miraculous event?

The Patil was cured through a series of strange dreams. In one dream, a teacher punished a student, and in a second, more intense dream, a gentleman ground his chest with a mortar and stone. Despite the agony in the dream, he woke up feeling completely refreshed and free from his disease. As Chapter 13 explains, the Patil was immensely satisfied, feeling as though he had been reborn. Overwhelmed with joy and gratitude, he went for Baba's darshan, where floods of tears of love flowed, and he placed his head on Baba's feet, realizing the painful dream was a beneficial act of grace.