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

Chapter 27 provides a vivid description of the profound experience a devotee should have while listening to Sai's pure story. It suggests that while consuming this "story-nectar," a devotee might experience physical reactions such as perspiration all over the body and goosebumps rising repeatedly. Emotionally, their eyes may fill with tears of love, their heart should be moved, and they could even experience weeping and sobbing. As described in Chapter 27, this state signifies the awakening of the Guru's grace, which in turn destroys mutual conflicts and erases distinctions between the small and the great.