What was Hari Kanoba's state of mind when he lost his shoes, and how did his feelings change when they were returned?

When Hari Kanoba discovered his new shoes were missing, he was dejected and his mind was completely distracted. Chapter 49 states his 'whole focus was on the shoes' and he had 'no peace in his heart,' even while eating. He felt a lingering regret and was certain a thief had stolen them. However, his state transformed dramatically upon their return. When he saw the boy with his shoes and heard Baba's specific message, he ran forward, 'feeling amazed in his heart.' The text describes that 'tears of joy came to his eyes,' he was 'overcome with emotion,' and 'extremely astonished,' as his skepticism dissolved into faith.