What can we learn from the interactions between Sai Baba, Boss Dharamsee, and Babasaheb Tarkhad about the nature of faith and doubt?

The interactions in Chapter 35 offer deep insights into faith and doubt. Babasaheb Tarkhad represents the established devotee; he comes simply "For Darshan" and trusts that "Whatever the longing in one's mind, that desire reaches fulfillment." In contrast, Boss Dharamsee embodies skepticism and the "clinical scrutiny" of the ego. Sai Baba's role is to bridge this gap. He performs a miracle specifically for Dharamsee, turning his grapes seedless while, as Dharamsee later confirms, Tarkhad's grapes remained seeded. This demonstrates that Baba knows the "intent of my mind" and addresses each person according to their needs—confirming the faith of the devotee and transforming the doubt of the skeptic into loving devotion by making them egoless.