Analyze the contrast between the medical and spiritual approaches to healing as depicted in the story of the doctor's nephew in Chapter 34.

Chapter 34 presents a stark contrast between medical science and spiritual faith. The medical approach is represented by the degree-holding doctor, his physician friends, and expert surgeons. Their efforts are described as exhaustive, employing all known native and foreign treatments, including surgery, yet they ultimately felt helpless and failed to cure the bone-cyst. This highlights the limits of human knowledge and intervention. In contrast, the spiritual approach, embodied by Sai Baba, is presented as a final, effective resort. The family turns to Sai not with a scientific hypothesis but with pure devotion and desperation. Sai's remedy is not a complex procedure but a simple act of faith: applying his Udi. The chapter strongly implies that this spiritual solution succeeds where the extensive medical one failed.