Besides teachings on devotion, what does the author of Chapter 46 do to engage the reader and transition between stories?

In Chapter 46, the author employs specific narrative techniques to maintain reader engagement and ensure a smooth flow. The chapter begins by recapping events from the previous chapter, mentioning Dixit's reading of the Bhagavat and the miracle in Anandrao Pakhade's dream, which serves as a bridge. More importantly, the author builds anticipation for what is to come. As stated in Chapter 46, the author promises to tell a "novel story" that will fill the listeners with wonder and joy, suggesting that consuming these words with faith will bring the happiness of Samadhi and cause one to be overcome with deep emotion.