How does the text describe the ideal physical and emotional state of a devotee engrossed in the Guru's stories?

According to Chapter 27, when a devout devotee listens to the Guru's pure story-nectar, there should be a distinct physical and emotional response. The text describes this experience vividly: perspiration should break out over the body, the eyes should fill with tears of love, and the heart should be moved, causing goosebumps to rise repeatedly. The chapter further notes that this state, which includes the life-force being captivated and the destruction of mutual conflicts, is an awakening of the Guru's grace.