Chapter 34 presents a conflict between two healing paradigms. Analyze this conflict and the conclusion the narrative suggests.

The central conflict in Chapter 34 is between the paradigm of modern, empirical medicine and the paradigm of spiritual healing through faith. The former is represented by the degree-holding doctor and expert surgeons who, despite all their knowledge and efforts, are rendered helpless. This demonstrates the inherent limitations of human science. In contrast, the spiritual paradigm is represented by Sai Baba, who offers a simple, faith-based solution—his Udi. The narrative structure, which introduces Sai Baba's intervention only after the complete failure of medicine, strongly suggests a hierarchical conclusion. Chapter 34 posits that while science has its place, it is ultimately finite; true, limitless healing for incurable maladies comes from divine grace and complete surrender to a Sadguru.