Chapter 3 speaks of being "bound by the ropes of worldly existence." How does listening to Sai's stories help in achieving liberation from these bonds?

Chapter 3 of the Sai Satcharitra explains that we are "bound by the ropes of worldly existence," which have surrounded our true, original self. The practice of listening to the Guru's stories is presented as the key to liberation from these bonds. The text states that by listening, these "wraps will loosen, and the original self will be regained." This process is also described as calming the heat of worldly existence and helping souls find peace. As detailed in the chapter, this devotional act leads to detachment from the world, fosters devotion to the Sadguru, and purifies the intellect, ultimately helping one to transcend the material entanglements and realize their true spiritual nature.