Can you provide a summary of the key themes and stories mentioned in Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra covers several important themes, primarily focusing on overcoming spiritual pride. The chapter begins by describing skeptics who, proud of their worship of a formless God, doubt Sai Baba's sainthood because he accepts Dakshina. They plan to visit Shirdi without bowing or offering money. However, upon receiving his darshan, their resolve melts, and they surrender completely. This chapter, as the text states, is where "pride in one's path finds rest." It also foreshadows other stories, mentioning the fame of the sacred ash (Udi) through the experience of Balaji Nevasakar and an account of a serpent being treated with love as Sai himself. Finally, the author discusses his own humility and the profound, non-dualistic experience of being in Sai's presence.