In the story of the Shraddha ceremony, food was multiplied by Udi. What scientific principles does the chapter provide to explain this phenomenon?

The account of the food multiplication during Balaji Nevasakar's Shraddha ceremony in Chapter 35 is presented as a miracle and is not explained through any scientific principles. The text attributes the event entirely to the spiritual power of Sai Baba's Udi combined with the unwavering faith of the devotee. After the mother-in-law placed Udi in the food pots, everyone was served, yet the pots miraculously remained full. The chapter concludes this story by explaining, 'Such is this influence of the Udi; this is the natural disposition of saints; Whatever the feeling in one's mind, so is the experience.' This suggests the event is a result of spiritual power and a devotee's profound belief, rather than a phenomenon that can be explained by conventional science.