How does the author of Chapter 15 address the listeners, and what benefits are promised to them?

The author begins Chapter 15 with a humble plea to the listeners, comparing them to a vast ocean that accepts all rivers, whether the pure Ganges or a muddy stream. This metaphor is used to ask for their grace and attention. The chapter promises significant spiritual rewards for those who listen with patience and faith. It states that listening to these nectar-like stories will grant devotion filled with love, leading to fulfillment. According to the text, devotees will attain the Supreme, sincere listeners will find happiness and peace, the fear of worldly existence will be destroyed, and ultimately, the Self within will manifest itself.