Chapter 3 mentions that listening to Sai's stories can lead to devotion (bhakti) and detachment (vairagya). Can you explain the process described for how this transformation occurs?

Chapter 3 details a subtle yet powerful process through which listening to the Guru's stories cultivates devotion and detachment. The transformation begins with reading or listening with devotion, which is said to lead to a state where meditation on Sai happens naturally. This consistent engagement, as Chapter 3 suggests, allows the devotee's eyes to see Sai's form with attributes (Sagun), which then becomes "firmly imprinted on the heart." This internal imprinting is the catalyst for the development of devotion to the Sadguru. Consequently, as love for the Guru grows, detachment from the transient world is naturally attained. The chapter states, "Through this, may devotion to the Sadguru occur, and detachment from the world be attained," indicating a direct link between internalizing the Guru's form and achieving spiritual detachment.