How does Chapter 27 describe the ideal experience of a devotee who is listening to Sai's stories?

Chapter 27 vividly portrays the profound physical and emotional reactions a devout devotee should experience while listening to Sai's stories. The text hopes that as devotees consume this 'story-nectar,' they experience perspiration all over their body, their eyes fill with tears of love, and their life-force becomes captivated. The chapter further details that the heart should be moved, goosebumps should rise repeatedly, and the assembly of listeners might even experience frequent weeping and sobbing. According to Chapter 27, this experience signifies the awakening of the Guru's grace, which helps destroy mutual conflicts and the distinctions between 'small and great.'