How does Chapter 47 link itself to the previous chapter and introduce its new topic?

Chapter 47 provides a clear narrative bridge from the preceding chapter. The author explicitly asks listeners to recall the story from the end of the previous chapter, which concerned Baba's love for some goats, explaining that this affection was due to memories of their past lives. After establishing this connection, the text in Chapter 47 then sets the stage for its own central theme. It instructs the reader to listen attentively to a new story that will illustrate a specific moral: how the extreme state of greed for wealth ultimately leads to a person's downfall.