Aside from the philosophical introductions, what specific narrative event is set up at the beginning of Chapter 36?

After a detailed invocation and a discourse on the greatness of Sai Baba and his stories, the provided text from Chapter 36 transitions to introduce a specific narrative. The chapter states that to quench the devotees' thirst for more stories, another one will be told. Following this promise, the text formally introduces the next account under the heading "The Two Gentlemen from Goa." The introductory sentence, "Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan," explicitly sets the stage for this new story. Therefore, as presented in the source material for Chapter 36, the arrival of these two individuals is the specific narrative event that readers are prepared for.