According to Chapter 36, what is the relationship between Sai Baba, his devotees, and the act of storytelling?

Chapter 36 describes a symbiotic relationship between Sai Baba, his devotees, and storytelling. It posits that Sai Baba 'loves his own stories very much' and uses them as a vehicle to connect with and bless his followers. The chapter explains that he is the true force behind the narration, using the speaker as an instrument to make his qualities known. For the devotees, listening to these stories is an act of devotion that removes worldly misery and brings them closer to spiritual welfare. In this dynamic, Sai Baba fulfills the desires of his devotees by providing memories and facilitating the telling of these sacred tales.