What does the story of Boss Dharamsee and the grapes teach us about faith and surrendering our ego when approaching a Guru?

The account of Boss Dharamsee in Chapter 35 serves as a powerful lesson on faith and surrender. Dharamsee arrived with a critical mind, disliking the seeded grapes Baba offered and questioning Baba's awareness of his preference. This initial resistance and judgment represent the ego. However, when he finally obeyed Baba's command to "Eat them up," he experienced a miracle: the grapes were seedless. This moment was transformative. Chapter 35 states that all his ego dropped away, and love for the saint was born. This teaches us that true spiritual experience and connection with a Guru like Sai Baba become possible only when we can set aside our ego, preconceived notions, and personal dislikes, and simply surrender to his will with faith.