How does Chapter 3 describe the transformative effects of listening to the Guru's stories on a devotee's sins and worldly attachments?

According to Chapter 3, the act of listening to the Guru's stories has profound transformative power. The text states that for virtuous and loving listeners, hearing the pure story of Sai will cause the five great sins, or 'Pancha-maha-pap,' to be burned and completely destroyed. Furthermore, the chapter explains that we are bound by the 'ropes of worldly existence' which have surrounded our true nature. By listening to these sacred narratives, those bindings will loosen, allowing the devotee to regain their 'original self' and find freedom from worldly entanglements and suffering.