Does the Udi from Baba only have spiritual benefits, or can it help with worldly problems too?

The source material from Chapter 33 makes it clear that Udi offers both spiritual and worldly benefits. While there is a deep spiritual meaning related to discrimination and renunciation, the text explicitly states that "physical and mental afflictions are removed" by the Udi. It acknowledges that devotees are interested in its practical benefits, not just the philosophy. The chapter describes Sai Baba as the "helmsman of the path of spiritual welfare" who simultaneously works to fulfill the "worldly interests" of his followers. This indicates that the Udi was given as a blessing to provide tangible help in people's lives as well as to guide them spiritually.