Besides the story of the skeptical visitors, what other narratives does Chapter 35 mention will be discussed?

While the central narrative of Chapter 35 revolves around skeptical visitors overcoming their pride, the chapter also explicitly introduces other stories that will be detailed. According to the text, the author indicates that the chapter will also cover the fame and power of Sai Baba's sacred ash, or Udi. This is illustrated through the specific experience of a devotee named Balaji Nevasakar. Furthermore, the chapter mentions another story that will be narrated, which involves an incident where a serpent was treated with love and reverence, with the devotee looking upon it as Sai Baba himself, showcasing a profound sense of universal divinity.