Chapter 33 transitions from discussing the greatness of the Guru to the glory of Udi. How are these two concepts interconnected within the chapter?

Chapter 33 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra masterfully links the greatness of the Guru (Guru Garimaa) with the glory of Udi. The chapter begins by praising saints who are beyond worldly attachments and then explicitly states it will now narrate the glory of Udi. The connection lies in the understanding that the distribution of Udi is a direct manifestation of the Guru's grace and profound teaching method. A true Guru, as described in the chapter, has no sense of 'this is mine' and uses even casual speech for eternal benefit. Baba's act of giving Udi, a seemingly simple substance, was His way of imparting the highest spiritual wisdom about the impermanence of the universe and the reality of Brahman. Thus, the glory of Udi is inseparable from the greatness of the Guru who uses it as a vehicle for his boundless compassion and profound, non-verbal instruction.