Chapter 3 mentions that listening to the Guru's stories is a means for all. Can you elaborate on who benefits and what specific positive outcomes are described?

Chapter 3 of the Sai Satcharitra strongly emphasizes the universal nature of listening to the Guru's stories as a spiritual discipline. The text explicitly states this is a singular means for everyone, regardless of their station in life, including women, Shudras, and those of low caste. The benefits described are profound. As mentioned in Chapter 3, this practice has the power to burn away the five great sins (Pancha-maha-pap) and loosen the 'ropes of worldly existence' that have bound the true self. For those distressed by desires for sensory pleasures, the nectar of these stories will free them. Ultimately, it allows one to regain their original, true self.