How does the author of Chapter 44 describe the value and transformative power of reading Sai Baba's life story?

The author of Chapter 44 uses powerful metaphors to emphasize the significance of reading Sai Baba's story. The text suggests this is not just a story but a "chest" containing the "priceless Sai-gem," which can be experienced by approaching it with love. According to Chapter 44, hearing this holy narrative will fulfill desires, and remembering it provides a feeling of protection. The story is portrayed as a source of supreme bliss and a place of rest for those who are weary of the world. The author states that Sai's conduct is extremely generous and that no matter how many times one hears the story, it always feels new, which is described as the very "sign of beauty."