What were the strange dreams the Patil experienced, and what was their ultimate result according to Chapter 13?

Chapter 13 recounts the Patil's two strange and agonizing dreams. In the first, a teacher beat him with a cane, breaking his back, just to make him memorize a verse. In the second, a gentleman sat on his chest and used a grinding stone as a mortar on him, causing immense pain. While these dreams were terrifying, their result was miraculous. The text notes that upon waking, the Patil felt an unprecedented freshness, his disease had vanished completely, and he felt as though he had been reborn. This paradoxical experience led to his profound devotion to Baba.