How does Chapter 3 describe the long-term effects of regularly reading or listening to Sai's stories on a devotee's mind and life?

Chapter 3 outlines several profound long-term effects of engaging with Sai's stories. By reading or listening with devotion, the "heat of worldly existence" is calmed, and the soul finds peace. This practice leads to a state where meditation on Sai happens naturally. The devotee may see Sai's form with attributes (Sagun), which becomes firmly imprinted on their heart. According to Chapter 3, this entire process fosters devotion to the Sadguru, leads to detachment from the world, and purifies the intellect. The text encourages that these stories be remembered until death and studied daily for these transformative effects.