What was the significance of the grapes in the story of Boss Dharamsee, and how did this event change his perspective on Sai Baba?

The grapes in the story from Chapter 35 serve as a catalyst for a profound spiritual transformation. Initially, Boss Dharamsee, driven by a "clinical scrutiny," was filled with dislike for the grapes with seeds that Baba offered him. He found it difficult to eat them and even questioned Baba's abilities. However, this simple offering became the medium for a miracle. When Baba instructed him to eat the grapes and he found them to be seedless, his entire worldview shifted. As Chapter 35 states, "All his ego dropped away, and love for the saint was born." He realized Sai's power to know his innermost thoughts and transform reality, turning his skepticism into a firm determination to follow the path to Shirdi.