What exactly is the 'spiritual goal' that cannot be achieved without Shraddha and Saburi, according to the end of Chapter 2?

According to the text from Chapter 2, the 'spiritual goal' that requires faith (Shraddha) and patience (Saburi) is not explicitly defined in a single term, but the surrounding context provides strong indications. The author states, "Without a Guru, there is no knowledge or spiritual goal." Later in the same chapter, the narrative mentions that listening to Sai's life story allows one to cross "the difficult fear of worldly existence" and find that the "final goal is Shri Sai." Therefore, the spiritual goal mentioned in Chapter 2 can be understood as attaining spiritual knowledge, achieving the final goal which is Sai himself, and overcoming the cycle of worldly existence, none of which is possible without unwavering faith and patience.