Chapter 40 provides a theological justification for singing the praises of devotees. Can you explain this concept and the scriptural source it cites?

Chapter 40 presents a significant theological argument for praising devotees like Sai Baba. It posits that Hari (God) is even more pleased when someone sings the praises of His devotees than when He Himself is praised. To substantiate this claim against potential doubt, the author points to a specific scripture. As mentioned in Chapter 40, the Bhavishyottara Purana contains a statement from Tripurari (Shiva) that confirms this very principle. This establishes the act of writing the Satcharitra as a form of worship highly valued by God.