Besides the story of the skeptics, what other experiences or upcoming narratives are mentioned in Chapter 35?

While the primary focus of Chapter 35 is on overcoming spiritual pride, it also introduces other significant stories and experiences. The chapter explicitly states that it will indicate the "fame of the sacred ash (Udi) is indicated through the experience of Balaji Nevasakar." This suggests a forthcoming story about the healing or miraculous power of Sai Baba's Udi. Additionally, the text 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. Beyond these specific narratives, Chapter 35 also delves into the author's personal experience of devotion, describing how a mere glance from Sai Baba is profoundly nourishing, capable of taking away hunger and thirst, and leading to a state where all duality dissolves.