How does the discussion on debating in Chapter 2 connect to the virtues of Shraddha and Saburi?

In Chapter 2, Hemadpant reflects on being humbled by Sai Baba, who curbed his tendency for argumentation. This experience taught him that debating is a harmful trait and that one should not compete with others. This realization directly leads to the understanding that spiritual attainment is impossible without two key virtues: faith (Shraddha) and patience (Saburi). The text suggests that the arrogance and restlessness inherent in debating are the opposites of the humility and steadfastness required for Shraddha and Saburi to flourish. Therefore, as detailed in Chapter 2, abandoning the pride of debate is a prerequisite for cultivating the faith and patience necessary to achieve any spiritual goal.