Tell me the story about Bapusaheb Jog and the astrologer who were both stung by scorpions.

Chapter 33 includes a footnote with two fascinating stories about scorpion stings. The first involves Bapusaheb Jog. After being stung, he immediately went to see Sai Baba. As he was climbing the steps of the mosque, Baba asked what was wrong. Upon hearing about the scorpion sting, Baba simply said, 'It will be alright, go!' Bapusaheb turned back, and his pain completely disappeared before he had even walked out of the compound. The second story is about a Jyotishi, an astrologer, whose attention was more on money than devotion. He was stung by a scorpion in Rahata and suffered severe pain. It was only after he applied the Udi given by Baba and chanted His name that the pain stopped, which finally established his faith in Maharaj.