How is the reading of the Guru Charitra described in the source, and what specific outcomes did Baba promise for those who undertake it?

The reading of the Guru Charitra is referred to as a "Parayana" or a "seven-day reading." In Sathe's vision, it is poetically described as a "nectar" that Baba himself encourages the devotee to drink. According to the account in Chapter 18, when Baba was asked about Sathe continuing the reading, He gave a clear directive for another repetition. Baba promised several specific outcomes for this devotional act: devotees become pure, welfare will be achieved, God will be pleased by the effort, and the bonds of worldly existence will be broken, leading to spiritual liberation.