Based on the narrative in Chapter 34, what is the underlying message regarding the relationship between medical science and spiritual faith?

Chapter 34 presents a powerful message about the limitations of worldly knowledge and the profound efficacy of faith. The story intentionally features a degree-holding doctor—a man of science—who, along with other expert surgeons, is utterly helpless against his nephew's ailment. The text emphasizes that 'all native and foreign treatments were tried' and 'all efforts were exhausted.' It is only when these conventional methods completely fail that the family turns to the spiritual path. As this chapter illustrates, Sai Baba’s simple remedy of Udi succeeds where modern medicine failed, suggesting that faith and surrender to a divine power can provide solutions that lie beyond the scope of human expertise and science.