How are Sai Baba's stories described in the Satcharitra, and what effect do they have on the listener?

Chapter 36 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra describes Sai Baba's stories as being more than just narratives; they are likened to "the very water of self-bliss." The text suggests that drinking this water, or listening to the stories, intensely increases one's thirst for devotion. As detailed in the chapter, these succulent stories are said to delight the listener, removing the fatigue and misery associated with worldly existence. For any fortunate soul who desires their own spiritual welfare, the text recommends respectfully listening to these narrations to attain a state of true happiness.