How does the beginning of Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra describe the value and effect of listening to Sai's stories?

Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra begins by eloquently describing the profound spiritual benefits of engaging with Sai Baba's life stories. The text states that these narratives are not mere stories but are akin to 'the very water of self-bliss,' which paradoxically increases the devotee's thirst for more devotion. According to this chapter, the act of listening to these 'succulent' tales is a powerful remedy that 'removes the fatigue and misery of worldly existence,' leading the listener to a state of happiness. It strongly recommends that any 'fortunate soul' desiring their own spiritual welfare should listen respectfully to the narration of Sai’s stories, emphasizing that the greatness of saints like him is infinite and beyond full description.