Can you recount the story of the theft that is mentioned at the start of Chapter 36?

While Chapter 36 begins by mentioning that the "beautiful story of the theft was narrated" in the previous chapter, it does not retell that story. The text explicitly states that it is moving on to a new story to quench the devotee's spiritual thirst. According to Chapter 36, listening to Sai's stories is like drinking the "water of self-bliss" which removes the fatigue of worldly existence. The chapter emphasizes that Sai himself orchestrates the telling of his own stories, making the speaker a mere pretext to fulfill the desires of his devotees.