What does Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra identify as the most significant obstacle for a spiritual seeker?

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra emphatically states that the most formidable obstacle on the path to supreme truth is pride in one's own spiritual path, describing it as a "terrible forest." The text elaborates that this pride often manifests as a refusal to acknowledge the divinity in saints or to bow before them, with some believing that worshipping a God with form is an illusion. The chapter highlights how this intellectual arrogance prevents seekers from experiencing the truth, a challenge that is ultimately overcome by the grace of Sai's darshan.