How does Chapter 27 describe the physical and emotional reactions of a true devotee?

According to Chapter 27, a devout devotee's engagement with the Guru's story is a deeply visceral experience. The text suggests that while listening, a devotee should have perspiration break out, their eyes should fill with tears of love, and their heart should be profoundly moved. The chapter further elaborates that signs of the Guru's awakening grace include experiencing repeated goosebumps and even episodes of weeping and sobbing among the listeners. These powerful reactions signify the destruction of internal conflicts and the rise of supreme love and devotion.