The source material claims that Udi gives desired results in any kind of crisis. What specific examples are provided to support this?

Chapter 35 provides two wonderful instances of the power of Udi in a crisis. In the first example, a gentleman suffering from bad dreams and broken sleep was given a packet of Udi. He kept it under his pillow, and the trouble was removed, allowing him to sleep soundly. The second, more detailed example involves the Nevasakar family's Shraddha ceremony. Facing a humiliating food shortage with triple the expected guests, the mother-in-law put a handful of Udi in the food pots. Miraculously, the food not only sufficed for everyone but was left over, demonstrating how Udi can avert a crisis and provide the desired result.