Can you elaborate on the deeper purpose behind the narration of saints' stories, as described in the Satcharitra?

The stories of saints, as detailed in Chapter 14, serve a purpose far beyond simple biography; they are described as 'the very life of self-bliss.' The text explains that the food, movements, and even natural utterances of saints are inherently sweet. The deeper purpose is transformative. Sai Maharaj, through these stories, 'leads one to the path of renunciation' even while discussing worldly involvement. The ultimate goal is to help the devotee live happily in the world while remaining spiritually alert, thereby making their precious human life meaningful and fulfilling its potential.