Chapter 47 introduces a new story. What is its main theme, and how does it connect to the previous chapter?

Chapter 47 explicitly introduces the theme for the upcoming story, which is a cautionary tale about avarice. The text asks listeners to pay attention to a story demonstrating "how the extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall." This new narrative is directly connected to the end of the previous chapter. The author reminds the audience of the story of the goats they just heard, where Baba's love for them was explained by past-life memories. As described in Chapter 47, the narrator then transitions from that topic to the new moral lesson about the dangers of greed, which was prompted by Sai's merciful glance.