What does the story of Dharamsee and the grapes reveal about the nature of offerings and Baba's grace?

The story from Chapter 35 provides deep insight into offerings and grace. Kaka followed the principle of never going empty-handed to a Guru and brought grapes as an offering, even though they were not the preferred seedless variety. Baba accepted this offering and began distributing it. For Dharamsee, these grapes became a test of his ego and doubt. The true miracle was not just that the grapes became seedless for him, but how Baba used this simple offering to address Dharamsee's specific inner state. As Dharamsee realized, 'Knowing the intent of my mind... Whatever Sai gives me, they turn out to be seedless and beneficial.' This shows that Baba's grace transforms not just the offering, but the recipient, turning a simple object into a profound spiritual lesson.