How does Chapter 33 connect the greatness of the Guru to the practice of giving Udi?

Chapter 33 artfully bridges the concept of the Guru's greatness (Guru Garimaa) with the glory of Udi. The chapter begins by referencing the prior discussion on the Guru and then shifts focus, explaining that the act of giving Udi was a manifestation of the Guru's teaching. Baba's casual speech was beneficial advice, and his actions, like distributing Udi, carried deep spiritual lessons. As Chapter 33 explains, the Guru used the Udi to impart the profound knowledge of non-attachment and the impermanence of the material world. By giving the Vibhuti, Baba was reminding his followers that the body and universe are transient, thus using a simple physical object to convey an eternal spiritual truth, a hallmark of a great Guru.