According to Sai Baba, what is the spiritual outcome of listening to His stories compared to engaging in intellectual debates?

Sai Baba draws a sharp contrast between devotion and argumentation. As stated in Chapter 2, He promises that by "hearing, singing, and contemplating my stories," a devotee's faith will grow, ignorance will be destroyed, and they will attain self-bliss and knowledge of their true form. In contrast, He warns that a mind given to argumentation is filled with "abundance of ignorance and Maya." Such a person, driven by false logic, is unfit for self-knowledge and is destined for unhappiness. Baba advises against dualistic explanations and refuting others, calling it a "useless effort" that blocks spiritual progress.