What does Chapter 35 say about the practice of giving Dakshina and the importance of direct experience when evaluating a saint?

Chapter 35 delves into the skepticism surrounding the practice of giving Dakshina to saints. It presents the viewpoint of people who believed that a saint's desire for wealth diminishes their saintliness and were thus critical of Sai Baba asking for Dakshina. These individuals resolved not to give any offerings. However, the chapter also champions the idea of gaining direct experience over having blind faith. It states, "only after taking a direct experience, Should we decide in our hearts how to behave." Ultimately, the narrative shows that the direct experience of Sai's Darshan was so powerful that it made these skeptics forget their resolve and surrender.