According to Chapter 3, what is the simplest way to achieve spiritual liberation in the current age (Kali Yuga), and how does it compare to other methods?

Chapter 3 of the Sai Satcharitra explains that the simplest path to the supreme goal, or Paramartha, in the Kali Age is 'singing the stories of the Name.' The text contrasts this with the methods prescribed in previous ages, such as 'control of mind and senses' in the Kruta Age, 'sacrifice' in the Treta Age, and 'worship' in the Dwapara Age. As highlighted in Chapter 3, this path of listening to the Guru's stories is presented as a much easier means compared to other demanding spiritual practices like yoga, sacrifice, meditation, and concentration, which require various efforts. The only requirement for listening to these stories is focused attention, making it an accessible means for everyone.