Can you provide a summary of the key themes and narratives presented in Chapter 27 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 27 of the Sai Satcharitra primarily focuses on the supreme importance of the Sadguru and the nature of true devotion. It begins by equating holding the Guru's feet with worshipping the highest deities and achieving the merit of all pilgrimages. The text describes the profound emotional and physical reactions a devotee experiences while listening to Sai's stories, such as tears and goosebumps, as signs of awakening grace. As explained in this chapter, a key teaching is to overcome the illusion of Maya—worldly attachments like home and family—through singular devotion and surrender to Sai. The chapter concludes with a brief historical note, mentioning that Chandbhai Patil from the Nizam's state was the one who brought the Fakir Sai to Newasa.