I'm curious about the story of Boss Dharamsee and the grapes. Can you explain how this incident demonstrates Baba's omniscience and power?

The story of Boss Dharamsee from Chapter 35 is a powerful testament to Sai Baba's divine knowledge and ability. Dharamsee, driven by curiosity, arrived in Shirdi but was immediately put off by the seeded grapes Baba offered him, as he preferred seedless ones and was also concerned they were unwashed. He internally questioned why a true saint wouldn't know his preference. In response to this very thought, Baba gave him even more grapes. When commanded to eat them, Dharamsee found they had miraculously become seedless. This event, as detailed in Chapter 35, shows Baba's omniscience in knowing Dharamsee's specific thoughts and dislikes. The transformation of the grapes demonstrates his power to alter reality to teach a lesson, dissolve ego, and instill faith.