Besides the story of the skeptical visitors, what other narratives or concepts are mentioned in Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra?

While the story of the skeptical visitors is a key feature, Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra alludes to other significant topics. The text explicitly indicates that the chapter also details the fame of the sacred ash (Udi) through the experience of a devotee named Balaji Nevasakar. Furthermore, it mentions an account of how a serpent was treated with love and reverence, being looked upon as Sai himself. On a more philosophical level, the author expresses his personal devotion, using the metaphor of being a young tortoise nourished solely by Sai's glance. This illustrates the concept that the Guru's presence alone provides complete satisfaction, removing all worldly hunger and thirst.