How does the source material compare the Nath Bhagavat to other sacred dialogues, and what is its stated purpose?

Chapter 18 presents the Nath Bhagavat as a scripture of supreme significance. It is explicitly stated that this dialogue between Krishna and Uddhava is even better than the famous dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna found in the Bharata (the Bhagavad Gita). The text refers to it as the "loving speech of Nath." Along with the Jnaneshwari, the Nath Bhagavat, which constitutes the eleventh Skandha of the Bhagavat, is described as Nath's platform for attaining the highest spiritual goal. The fact that the merciful Sainath made it a part of the daily readings in Shirdi further underscores its importance for devotees seeking salvation and instant attainment of God through faithful reading.