In the context of Hemadpant's personal lessons, what role does Shraddha play?

Hemadpant's journey in Chapter 2 illustrates the importance of Shraddha through his own experience with humility. After being humbled and realizing that debating is a harmful trait that fosters pride, he learns the necessity of having a Guru, just as Rama had Vasistha and Krishna had Sandipani. This realization culminates in the profound understanding, as stated in Chapter 2, that achieving any spiritual goal is impossible "Without faith (Shraddha) and patience (Saburi)." For Hemadpant, Shraddha is the antidote to the pride of debate and the foundation upon which true spiritual progress is built.