Besides the story of the skeptical visitors, what other specific experiences or stories are mentioned in Chapter 35?

While the main narrative of Chapter 35 revolves around skeptical visitors overcoming their pride, the chapter also briefly alludes to other significant events to be discussed later. It specifically points to the story of Balaji Nevasakar, whose experience is used to indicate the "fame of the sacred ash (Udi)." This suggests a story where the Udi played a miraculous role. Furthermore, the chapter mentions another incident involving a serpent, noting how it "was treated with love, looking upon it as Sai himself." As Chapter 35 indicates, these stories serve as further examples of the profound experiences of devotees in Sai's presence.