What was the internal transformation that Boss Dharamsee experienced after the grape incident in Shirdi?

The transformation of Boss Dharamsee, as detailed in Chapter 35, was profound and multi-faceted. Initially, he was filled with dislike, doubt, and ego. He felt it was a 'problem' to be offered grapes with seeds and even questioned Baba's status as a saint in his own mind. However, after experiencing the miracle of the seeded grapes becoming seedless in his mouth, his entire state of mind was stunned. The text states that 'All his ego dropped away, and love for the saint was born.' His previous 'clinical scrutiny' and resolves vanished, replaced by a deep love for Sai and an eagerness to return to Shirdi that became a 'firm determination.' This shows a complete shift from skepticism to unwavering devotion.