Can you provide a summary of the introductory section of Chapter 36 of Sai Satcharitra, including its purpose and key descriptions of Sai?

The introductory section of Chapter 36 serves as a bridge from the previous chapter and a philosophical prelude to the next story. It begins with invocations and explains that listening to Sai's stories quenches spiritual thirst and brings happiness. A central theme, as explained in Chapter 36, is that Sai Baba himself is the true narrator, using the author as an instrument to communicate with devotees. Sai is described in glorious terms: he has infinite power, can change destinies instantly, is the incarnation of Truth, and fully protects his devotees. This section builds anticipation before introducing the main characters of the upcoming story: two gentlemen from Goa.