In Chapter 18, what does the narrator say about their storytelling, and how does this relate to the way the Guru teaches?

In Chapter 18, the narrator promises to tell a sweet tale with accuracy and encourages listeners to listen with a calm mind for their own benefit. The text highlights the dynamic between speaker and listener, where attentiveness inspires enthusiasm. This mirrors the way the Guru teaches. The chapter states that the Guru, without creating intellectual conflict, "shows the true path through instruction to each person according to their worthiness." This is compared to rain clouds showering bliss universally. The narrator then refutes the idea of keeping the Guru's words secret, reinforcing the idea that the Guru's guidance, like the stories being told, is for the enlightenment of all.