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

The encounter between Boss Dharamsee and Sai Baba in Chapter 35 is a powerful lesson in surrender. Dharamsee arrived with skepticism and personal preferences, disliking the seeded grapes Baba offered. His mind was filled with doubt and judgment. However, when he finally obeyed Baba's command to "Eat them up," he experienced a miracle—the grapes were seedless. This event shattered his "clinical scrutiny" and caused his ego to drop away. The narrative suggests that true understanding and connection come not from trying to analyze a Guru's ways, which can lead to misfortune, but from "becoming egoless and rolling at his feet" to enjoy happiness.