Besides direct meditation, what other method for achieving inner peace and supreme bliss is suggested in the narrative about Sai Baba's life?

Chapter 44 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra strongly advocates for the spiritual practice of listening to the Guru's life story as a path to peace. The text describes the Satcharitra not just as a story, but as a "chest" containing the "priceless Sai-gem." It promises that hearing this holy story with a steady and loving mind brings "complete supreme bliss" and provides "rest for those weary of the world." This act of listening with devotion and surrender is presented as a powerful means to experience the joy of the self. The text emphasizes that the story of Sai is the "purest of all joys" and a direct way to connect with his blissful nature.