Can you summarize the main themes and introduction presented at the beginning of Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra?

The beginning of Chapter 36 serves as both an invocation and a thematic introduction. After salutations to various deities, it promises a new, 'succulent story' that quenches the thirst for devotion and removes worldly misery. The central theme introduced, as per Chapter 36, is the infinite and indescribable greatness of saints like Sai. It establishes that Sai Baba himself orchestrates the telling of his own stories, using the narrator as a mere vehicle. He does this because he loves his stories and uses them to fulfill the desires of devotees everywhere, calling out to the 'poor and weak.' The introduction concludes by setting the stage for the next narrative, mentioning the arrival of two gentlemen from Goa for Sai's darshan.