How does Chapter 15 set up the narrative for how Sai Baba grants his vision to devotees?

Chapter 15 explicitly states that it will describe the 'prayer of loving devotees to Sai' and detail how Sai, being pleased, grants them His vision. The chapter builds anticipation by first outlining the profound benefits of listening to such stories, such as attaining devotion, liberation, and peace of mind. It then introduces a key analogy of a mother cat and her kittens. This metaphor, described in Chapter 15, suggests that the devotees' persistent love, much like the kittens clinging to their mother, is what ultimately elicits a compassionate response from the Guru. This framing implies that Sai's vision is not granted arbitrarily but is a loving response to the unwavering and affectionate prayers of his devotees.