What primary spiritual obstacle does Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra discuss, and how does it manifest in people visiting Shirdi?

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra identifies pride, specifically "pride in one's own path," as a terrible and formidable obstacle in the contemplation of supreme truth. This pride manifests in visitors who come to Shirdi with preconceived notions. For example, some who consider themselves worshippers of the formless God look down upon bowing to saints, viewing them as mere humans. As detailed in this chapter, they hear stories that Sai Baba asks for Dakshina and conclude that a saint who accumulates wealth has diminished saintliness. This pride leads them to resolve firmly that they will not bow or give any offerings, showcasing how intellectual or spiritual arrogance can prevent genuine experience.