According to the text, what is the intended effect of listening to Sai's stories, and what is the moral of the story being introduced?

According to Chapter 47, listening to Sai's stories with great respect is a supremely holy act that can sever the bonds of Karma for both wise and ignorant listeners. The text promises that listeners will find peace from worldly weariness and may even forget their bodily consciousness, being overwhelmed by divine love. As Chapter 47 transitions from the previous story about goats, it explicitly sets up the moral for the next tale. Listeners are asked to pay attention to a story that demonstrates how the 'extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall,' highlighting a key lesson on the dangers of materialism.