How does the beginning of Chapter 51 use metaphors to describe the purpose and effect of the Sai Charitra?

Chapter 51 opens with beautiful and illustrative metaphors to explain the function of the spiritual narrative. It compares the Sai Charitra to sandalwood growing on the Malaya Mountains specifically to soothe intense heat, suggesting the text calms the troubles of devotees. Another metaphor used is of clouds showering rain upon the earth to bring joy to the world, equating the stories with a source of universal happiness. A third comparison is made to flowers blooming in the spring for the worship of the Gods. As Chapter 51 explains, these analogies illustrate how a tradition of spiritual narratives arises to satisfy listeners, ultimately sanctifying the ears of the listeners and the mouth of the speaker.