The source mentions two individuals who were stung by scorpions. Can you describe and contrast their healing experiences?

Chapter 33 recounts two distinct scorpion sting incidents that highlight different aspects of faith. The first involves Bapusaheb Jog, who, upon being stung, went directly to Maharaj. His cure was instantaneous and came from Baba's words alone: "It will be alright, go!" The pain vanished before he even left the premises. The second individual, a Jyotishi Buwa who was initially more focused on money, was also stung. His severe pain only stopped after he applied Udi given by Maharaj and continuously performed Nama Smarana. While Jog's healing was a result of his established devotion, the Jyotishi's healing served as the very event that established his faith, showing how Baba's grace could both reward existing faith and create it anew.