Chapter 3 mentions that listening to the Guru's stories is a means for salvation for everyone. Can you elaborate on which groups of people are included and what specific benefits are promised for those who listen?

Chapter 3 emphasizes the universal accessibility of listening to the Guru's stories as a path to salvation. It explicitly states that this means is for all, including any woman, Shudra, or person of low caste, making it a truly inclusive practice. According to the teachings in Chapter 3, the benefits are profound. For those who listen with focused attention, the five great sins (Pancha-maha-pap) will be burned away and completely destroyed. Furthermore, the text promises that the bonds of worldly existence, which have entrapped our true selves, will loosen, allowing one to regain their original spiritual nature and find freedom from distress.