Drawing from Chapter 34, analyze the contrast between medical science and spiritual faith as presented in the story of the doctor from Malegaon.

Chapter 34 presents a stark contrast between the limits of medical science and the power of spiritual faith. The narrative explicitly states that a degree-holding doctor, his physician friends, and even 'expert and intelligent surgeons' were 'exhausted and felt helpless' against the boy's bone-cyst. All 'native and foreign treatments' and even surgery were tried and failed, representing human knowledge reaching its limit. In contrast, faith in Sai Baba is presented as the final, successful resort. The family turns to Sai only after all else fails, hearing that the 'great Avaliya' could heal with his Udi. Sai's simple instruction to apply Udi, as noted in Chapter 34, stands in direct opposition to the complex, failed medical interventions, highlighting the chapter's theme about the supreme glory of Udi.