Chapter 47 mentions a story from the previous chapter. What was it, and how does it connect to the new story being introduced?

Chapter 47 explicitly asks listeners to follow the connection from the previous chapter to the new story. It reminds the reader that at the end of the previous chapter, they heard the story of the goats. As explained in Chapter 47, Baba’s love for those goats was a result of his memory of their past lives. This theme of continuity and underlying reasons for actions serves as a bridge. The chapter then transitions by asking the reader to listen with similar attention to the new story, which will illustrate a different lesson about the dangers of greed.