According to Chapter 27, what is the significance of the physical and emotional reactions a devotee has while listening to the Guru's stories?

Chapter 27 describes a profound connection between a devotee's inner state and their physical reactions. When listening to the Guru's "story-nectar," the text suggests that a true devotee should experience perspiration, have eyes filled with tears of love, and feel goosebumps rise repeatedly. According to the teachings in Chapter 27, these are not merely sentimental reactions; they are considered the "awakening of the Guru's grace." These responses signify that mutual conflicts are being destroyed, distinctions of small and great are vanishing, and the devotee is experiencing the emergence of supreme love and devotion, which arise from ultimate faith in the Guru's feet.