What was the firm resolution made by the doctor who visited Shirdi with his Mamlatdar friend, and what was the outcome?

The doctor, a Brahmin and a devout worshipper of Ram, had a very firm resolution before coming to Shirdi. He explicitly told his Mamlatdar friend that he would not bow at the feet of Sai Baba, whom he considered a Muslim. As Chapter 12 recounts, he stated, "My mind does not accept bowing at the feet of a Muslim." However, upon entering the Masjid for Darshan, a surprising event occurred. He was the first to prostrate, which amazed his friend. The doctor explained that he did not see Sai Baba, but instead saw the "dark-complexioned form of Ram," his own worshipful deity, and he immediately bowed to that beautiful form.