Beyond physical healing, what is the deeper spiritual meaning of Udi discussed in Chapter 33?

In Chapter 33 of the Shri Sai Satcharita, the significance of Udi extends far beyond its miraculous healing properties. The text elevates Udi to a high spiritual status, referring to it as the "ornament of Shankara (Shiva)," thereby linking it directly to the divine principle of dissolution of ego and impurities. Chapter 33 explains that discussing the glory of Udi with genuine feeling and faith results in the "immediate removal of obstacles." Furthermore, consuming it is said to not only grant a full lifespan but also to completely remove sins and bring "happiness and contentment forever." This suggests that Udi is a medium for spiritual purification and a path toward attaining self-bliss.