Beyond curing insomnia or physical weakness, what deeper metaphysical claims does the Satcharita make about the power of Udi?

Chapter 33 of the Shri Sai Satcharita attributes profound metaphysical qualities to Udi that go far beyond simple healing. It is equated with the sacred, being called the "ornament of Shankara (Shiva)," implying a divine and purifying nature. The text makes the significant claim that merely having a discussion about Udi with genuine feeling and faith results in the "immediate removal of obstacles." On a deeper level, it is stated that consuming Udi has the special quality of granting a "full lifespan," ensuring that "sins will be completely removed," and bestowing "happiness and contentment forever." This positions Udi not just as a remedy, but as a powerful medium for spiritual liberation and lasting bliss.