How does Chapter 3 describe the benefits of listening to the Guru's stories, and who is eligible for this practice?

Chapter 3 powerfully advocates for listening to the Guru's stories as a supreme spiritual practice. It states that this act burns away the five great sins (Pancha-maha-pap) and loosens the ropes of worldly existence, allowing one to regain their original self. The nectar of these stories frees individuals from the distress caused by chasing sensory pleasures. As detailed in this chapter, this path is universally accessible. It is a single means for all, including women, Shudras, and those of low caste, making it an inclusive practice. The only prerequisite mentioned is having 'merit in his pocket,' and the only effort required is focused attention.