The text mentions Balaram Dhurandhar's journey from social service to spiritual goals. Can you explain this transition and its culmination?

Chapter 51 outlines a distinct progression in Balaram Dhurandhar's life. He first engaged in intense social service, a commitment so deep that he personally authored a social history. Upon completing what is described as that "vow," he shifted his focus and "set out to attain spiritual goals." In this second phase, he made significant progress, becoming a supreme devotee of Sai and an expert in key scriptures. This dedicated journey, however, was concluded at a young age. The narrative states that on June 9, 1925, having finished his journey in this world, he merged into Vithala, marking the culmination of his spiritual pursuits.