According to the start of Chapter 15, who is able to receive Sai's darshan and what happens to them as a result?

The beginning of Chapter 15 states that only those individuals whose "immense merits have borne fruit" are fortunate enough to attain the vision, or darshan, of Sai. This implies that such an experience is a reward for past spiritual efforts. For those who achieve this sacred sight, the benefits are profound. As detailed in Chapter 15, the text promises that the "threefold afflictions do not bother them," and they successfully "achieve the means to the supreme goal (Paramartha)." This establishes Sai's darshan as a transformative event that offers liberation from suffering and a path to the ultimate truth.