Besides the main story about the skeptics who visit Shirdi, what other experiences or stories are mentioned in Chapter 35?

While the central narrative of Chapter 35 focuses on how skeptics overcome their pride upon meeting Sai Baba, the chapter does briefly mention other significant events and themes. As indicated in the text, Chapter 35 points to the fame and power of Sai's sacred ash, or Udi, by referencing the specific experience of a devotee named Balaji Nevasakar. In addition to this, the chapter also alludes to another story that illustrates a profound level of devotion and perception, where a serpent was treated with love and reverence, being looked upon as Sai Baba himself. These brief mentions serve to broaden the scope of Sai's grace and the various ways devotees experienced his divinity, as chronicled in Chapter 35.