Chapter 3 discusses a simple means for spiritual attainment. How does it describe the accessibility of this path for different types of people?

Chapter 3 strongly emphasizes the universal accessibility of listening to the Guru's stories as a means for spiritual liberation. The text explicitly states that this path is not restricted by social standing or background. It mentions that for all four castes, from Brahmins onwards, this is the prescribed method. Furthermore, as Chapter 3 points out, this single path is equally available to women, Shudras, and those of low caste. It is presented as a unifying and simple means for all individuals to achieve the supreme goal in the Kali Age, requiring no complex efforts beyond focused attention.