I struggle with doubts and ego when approaching spiritual matters. What does the Satcharitra say about overcoming this to connect with a Guru?

The Satcharitra provides a powerful example of overcoming ego through the story of Boss Dharamsee in Chapter 35. Initially, Dharamsee approached Sai Baba with a 'clinical scrutiny,' his ego firmly in place. He was critical of the grapes offered to him and doubted Baba's insight. The text suggests that becoming 'egoless and rolling at his feet' is the way to 'enjoy the festival of happiness.' For Dharamsee, this shift happened not through intellectual argument, but through direct experience. When Baba turned his seeded grapes into seedless ones, Dharamsee was amazed, his 'state of mind was stunned,' and 'all his ego dropped away.' This story illustrates that surrender and direct experience, rather than intellectual analysis, are key to dissolving the ego and truly connecting with a Guru.