Besides the main story of the prideful visitors, what other experiences or stories are briefly mentioned in Chapter 35?

While the central narrative of Chapter 35 concerns the transformation of skeptical visitors, the text also alludes to other significant events to illustrate Sai's grace. The chapter states that "the fame of the sacred ash (Udi) is indicated through the experience of Balaji Nevasakar." This suggests a story demonstrating the healing or protective power of Sai's Udi. Additionally, the chapter mentions another story about how "a serpent was treated with love, looking upon it as Sai himself," highlighting the principle of seeing the divine in all beings. These brief mentions serve to broaden the scope of Sai's miracles and teachings within the chapter.