What was the experience of Boss Dharamsee when he visited Shirdi, and how did it change him?

Boss Dharamsee's visit to Shirdi, detailed in Chapter 35, was a journey from skepticism to faith. He initially arrived driven by curiosity to investigate the miracles he had heard about. His encounter with Sai Baba involved being offered grapes with seeds, which he disliked. This led him to doubt Baba's omniscience. However, when Baba insisted he eat them, Dharamsee discovered they had become seedless. This personal miracle stunned him, making him realize the limitless power of saints and that Sai knew the 'intent of his mind.' The text states his 'previous resolves vanished' and 'love for Sai arose in his heart.' His analytical interest transformed into a 'firm determination' to follow Baba, showing a complete shift from intellectual curiosity to heartfelt devotion.