What assurances did Sai Baba give to the worried parents in Chapter 34, and what were his specific instructions?

In Chapter 34, upon hearing the pitiful plea of the parents from Malegaon, Sai Baba, described as the 'embodiment of compassion,' gave them profound reassurance. He calmed their worries by making a powerful promise: 'Those who seek shelter in the Masjid shall never face downfall, even at the end of an era.' This statement was meant to instill faith and remove their fear. Following this assurance, he gave them a simple and direct instruction to resolve the issue. As narrated in Chapter 34, he told them, 'Now you remain worry-free. Take this Udi and smear it on that wound.' This act demonstrates Baba's method of combining a blessing of absolute security with a tangible, faith-based remedy in the form of his sacred Udi.