Besides spiritual benefits, what practical, worldly advantages for daily life does the text promise for those who listen to Sai's stories?

The source material from Chapter 2 focuses almost exclusively on spiritual and metaphysical benefits rather than specific worldly advantages. It promises that by hearing and contemplating the stories with faith, "Self-experience and self-bliss will come naturally, and a state of happiness will be attained." While Sai Baba does promise the author, "Not just this story, but I shall serve in all ways in his home," this is presented as a reward for the profound act of dissolving one's ego and surrendering completely. The primary promised outcomes for listeners are spiritual harmony, destruction of ignorance, and knowledge of one's true form, not explicit material or day-to-day practical gains.