According to Chapter 32, what is the significance of hearing stories directly from Sai Baba's mouth?

Chapter 32 places immense value on the words spoken by Sai Baba. The text states that the stories from Baba's own mouth are "sweeter than nectar" and have the power to generate devotion and end sorrow. It draws a powerful parallel, suggesting that just as the sight of the Ganga river destroys sins, the words from Sai's mouth destroy both sins and afflictions. Furthermore, Chapter 32 claims that listening to the words from Maharaj Sai's mouth can cause one to see one's own Guru, highlighting the transformative and revelatory power of his speech.