In the introduction to Chapter 32, what does it say about a story that Sai Baba narrated himself?

The beginning of Chapter 32 highlights a particularly special narrative that came directly from Sai Baba's own mouth. This story recounts an incident from when Baba was in the forest and had an unexpected 'Guru-darshan,' or meeting with his Guru. The author of the Satcharitra describes this personal account from Baba as a wondrous deed of the Guru and extremely beneficial for listeners. According to Chapter 32, the purpose of Sai Baba sharing this supreme wonder was to grant devotion, faith, and liberation to his followers. The author emphasizes the purifying power of these words, stating that the words from Sai's mouth destroy sins and afflictions for those who listen with concentration.