Can you provide a summary of the teachings and themes presented at the beginning of Chapter 36 before the story of the two gentlemen from Goa?

The beginning of Chapter 36 of Sai Satcharitra sets a devotional tone, explaining that Sai's stories are the "very water of self-bliss" that remove worldly sorrow. The chapter describes Sai Baba's boundless power, noting he can elevate a beggar to a king instantly and is the incarnation of Truth. It teaches that he fully protects devotees who focus on him. A key theme presented in Chapter 36 is that Baba loves his own stories and uses their narration as a pretext to fulfill the desires of his devotees, making the speaker and listener his instruments. This introduction builds reverence before transitioning to the story of the two gentlemen from Goa.