The texts describe an incident where incense ash healed a scorpion sting. What does this imply about the relationship between faith, the devotee, and Sai Baba's grace?

This remarkable incident, found in Chapter 33, offers a profound lesson. When Narayanrao's friend was stung by a scorpion and in great agony, Narayanrao could not find any of Baba's Udi. In desperation, he took ash from burnt incense sticks that had fallen at the base of Baba's picture, prayed compassionately, and applied it to the sting while chanting Baba's name. The pain subsided instantly. The scripture notes, 'But being considered as Udi from the path, such was the experience manifested.' This implies that the true power lies not merely in the physical substance of the Udi, but in the devotee's unwavering faith and love. The ash acted as a conduit for Baba's grace because it was used with absolute belief and devotion, demonstrating that sincere faith can make any object a vessel for divine intervention.