What was the significance of the grapes in the story of Boss Dharamsee, and how did his experience differ from Babasaheb Tarkhad's?

The grapes in the story of Boss Dharamsee from Chapter 35 serve as a catalyst for a profound spiritual transformation. Initially, the grapes with seeds represent a challenge to Dharamsee's preferences and preconceived notions. His internal resistance and doubt about Baba's omniscience were directly tied to these grapes. However, when Baba miraculously turned them seedless for him, the grapes became a symbol of Baba's power and his ability to know a devotee's innermost thoughts. The significance is heightened when Dharamsee confirms with Babasaheb Tarkhad that his own grapes still had seeds. This detail, found in Chapter 35, underscores that the miracle was a personal one, tailored specifically to shatter Dharamsee's ego and instill faith in him.