Chapter 32 mentions a story Baba told about his own life. What was this story about and why is it considered significant?

The introduction to Chapter 32 highlights a special story narrated by Sai Baba from his own mouth. This tale recounts an unexpected Guru-darshan that Baba experienced when he was in the forest. The author of the Satcharitra describes this incident as extremely beneficial for listeners and a "supreme wonder." According to the text of Chapter 32, the significance of this story lies in its power to grant devotion, faith, and liberation. It is presented as a direct teaching from the master, whose words are said to destroy sins and afflictions just as the sight of the Ganga river does.