Apart from the story of the skeptical visitors, what other narrative threads are mentioned in Chapter 35?

While the central theme of Chapter 35 is overcoming spiritual pride, the text also serves as an introduction to other significant stories and themes. The author explicitly points out that the chapter will indicate "the fame of the sacred ash (Udi) is indicated through the experience of Balaji Nevasakar." This suggests a forthcoming story about the healing or protective power of Sai's Udi. Additionally, Chapter 35 mentions another intriguing event: "How a serpent was treated with love, looking upon it as Sai himself." These brief mentions act as narrative hooks, promising the reader more accounts of Sai's grace and teachings in the sections that follow.