Could you provide a summary of the key ideas and teachings presented in Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra primarily focuses on the theme of overcoming spiritual pride. The chapter begins by identifying "pride in one's own path" as a formidable obstacle for seekers. It describes how people who considered themselves worshippers of the formless and were critical of bowing to saints or giving Dakshina would visit Shirdi with a firm resolve to remain detached. However, the chapter beautifully narrates that upon experiencing Sai Baba's darshan, their pride would dissolve, and they would invariably surrender at his feet. As the text itself notes, this is the chapter where such pride "finds rest." It also introduces upcoming stories about the power of Udi through Balaji Nevasakar's experience and a tale of a serpent treated as Sai himself, while the author reflects on being nourished solely by Sai's glance.