How does Chapter 27 describe the ideal emotional and physical state of a devotee listening to the Guru's stories?

According to Chapter 27, a devout devotee listening to the Guru's "story-nectar" experiences profound physical and emotional transformations. The text describes how perspiration should break out over the body, eyes should fill with tears of love, and the heart should be deeply moved. It also mentions the rising of goosebumps and frequent weeping and sobbing among the listeners. This intense devotional experience, as detailed in Chapter 27, leads to the destruction of mutual conflicts and the vanishing of distinctions between small and great, signifying the awakening of the Guru's grace within the devotee's heart.