The text mentions a 'Shraddha' ceremony. Is this about Baba's teachings on the concept of faith?

The provided text from Chapter 35 does not discuss Sai Baba's teachings on the abstract concept of faith, which is sometimes also called 'shraddha'. Instead, the word 'Shraddha' is used here to refer to a specific event: the annual death anniversary ceremony for the great devotee Balaji Patil Nevasakar. As recounted in Chapter 35, a feast was prepared for this ceremony, and a miracle involving Sai Baba's Udi occurred when the food multiplied to feed an unexpectedly large number of guests. Therefore, in this context, 'Shraddha' signifies a ritual feast for the deceased, not the principle of faith.