How does this chapter describe the ideal state of a devotee listening to Sai's stories?

As detailed in Chapter 27, the ideal state for a devotee listening to Sai's stories is one of deep emotional and physical response. The text describes how perspiration should break out all over the body, eyes should fill with tears of love, and the life-force should be captivated. The chapter further elaborates that the heart should be moved, with goosebumps rising and frequent weeping occurring. This experience, which is a sign of the Guru's grace, is said to destroy mutual conflicts and the distinctions between "small and great."