According to Chapter 36, what is the significance and purpose of listening to the stories of Sai Baba?

Chapter 36 introduces the narration of Sai Baba's stories not merely as tales, but as a potent spiritual practice with profound benefits. The text describes these stories as "the very water of self-bliss," which, instead of quenching thirst, intensifies the desire for devotion. The purpose of listening to these narratives, as explained in Chapter 36, is to find delight, remove the "fatigue and misery of worldly existence," and attain a state of happiness. It is presented as a path for a "fortunate soul" seeking their own spiritual welfare. The chapter also suggests that Sai Baba himself loves his own stories and orchestrates their telling, using the listener and speaker as mere pretexts to fulfill the desires of his devotees.