Chapter 33 begins by praising saints and then discusses the glory of Udi. How does Baba's use of Udi, as described in the text, exemplify the greatness of a Guru?

Chapter 33 masterfully connects the greatness of a Guru with the glory of Udi. The chapter opens by stating that a saint's 'casual speech is beneficial advice.' Baba's practice of giving Udi was a form of this profound, non-verbal advice. Instead of just a ritual, it was an active teaching method. As explained in Chapter 33, by distributing the ash from the Dhuni, Baba was constantly reminding his followers of life's impermanence and the illusory nature of the world. This act demonstrates a Guru's ability to use a simple, tangible object to impart the highest spiritual wisdom—that Brahman is the only reality—thereby fulfilling the Guru's role of guiding devotees away from worldly attachment and towards eternal truth.