What was Dharamsee's internal conflict when Baba offered him grapes, and how was it resolved?

As recounted in Chapter 35, Boss Dharamsee faced a significant internal conflict. He disliked grapes with seeds and was also forbidden by his doctor to eat unwashed fruit. When Baba offered him the grapes, he felt it was difficult to eat them but also felt it would be disrespectful to reject them. His conflict deepened when he started to doubt Baba's abilities, wondering why a true saint wouldn't know his dislike. The conflict was resolved miraculously when Baba, knowing his thoughts, commanded him to eat the grapes, which then turned out to be seedless. This experience shattered his skepticism and replaced his internal turmoil with profound faith and amazement.