Based on Chapter 34, analyze the contrast between conventional medical science and the spiritual remedy offered by Sai Baba in the case of the Hadyavran.

Chapter 34 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra presents a stark contrast between the limits of conventional medicine and the power of spiritual healing. The case involves a young boy with a bone-cyst, or Hadyavran, a "most difficult and extraordinary malady." The text explicitly states that a degree-holding doctor, his physician friends, and "expert and intelligent surgeons" were all helpless. They tried "all native and foreign treatments" and even surgery, but all efforts were exhausted without success. This failure of established medical science is contrasted with the simple, faith-based solution offered by Sai Baba. As Chapter 34 recounts, his remedy was not a complex procedure but the application of sacred ash, Udi. Baba's instruction to "smear it on that wound" represents a shift from complex, material efforts to a simple act of faith in a divine source of healing.