According to Chapter 36, what is the effect of listening to Sai Baba's stories on a devotee's worldly and spiritual life?

According to Chapter 36, engaging with Sai Baba's stories has a profound dual effect on a devotee's life. On a worldly level, the chapter states that these narratives remove the "fatigue and misery of worldly existence," leading to a state of happiness. On a spiritual level, the impact is even greater. The stories are called the "very water of self-bliss," and listening to them is how a "fortunate soul desires to achieve their own spiritual welfare." As detailed in Chapter 36, the process of hearing the holy life story of Sai purifies the ears of the listeners and the mouths of the speakers. This act intensifies devotional thirst, supporting devotees on their spiritual path and helping them attain their ultimate goals.