The text mentions Udi multiple times. What are some examples of its miraculous effects described in this chapter?

Chapter 35 provides two wonderful instances of the power of Udi. First, a gentleman suffering from bad dreams and broken sleep was given a packet of Udi. By keeping it under his pillow and remembering Sai, his trouble was removed, and he attained his desire for peaceful sleep. The second, more dramatic example, occurred at Balaji Nevasakar's anniversary ceremony. When faced with a severe food shortage, the mother-in-law put a handful of Udi in each cooking pot. This act multiplied the food, ensuring all guests were fed, with plenty left over. The text states this is the influence of Udi, which gives the desired result in any crisis.