What does the story of Dharamsee and the grapes teach us about dealing with internal conflict and the importance of surrender to the Guru?

The experience of Boss Dharamsee, recounted in Chapter 35, is a profound lesson on internal conflict and surrender. Dharamsee faced a dilemma when offered grapes he disliked: he found it "difficult to eat them, but felt heavy in his mind to reject them." His mind was filled with various thoughts, including doubts about Baba's abilities. This inner turmoil only subsided when he surrendered to Baba's direct command: "Throw them in and eat." By obeying, he experienced a miracle that resolved his conflict and shattered his ego. As Chapter 35 highlights, his "previous resolves vanished; love for Sai arose in his heart." This teaches us that surrendering our ego and obeying the Guru's will, even when it conflicts with our own desires and logic, can lead to profound spiritual breakthroughs.