The text contrasts 'open verbal advice' with 'advice received in the form of experience.' What is the distinction and significance of each?

The source material presents two distinct modes of Maharaj's guidance. The 'open verbal advice,' as mentioned in Chapter 0, consisted of general ethical principles delivered through stories during his daily sittings. This served to purify the devotee's mind. However, the text clearly states that the 'advice received from Maharaj in the form of experience' was 'infinitely more valuable.' This suggests a profound, non-verbal transmission of wisdom that led to the 'highest benefit' for devotees with faith. This experiential guidance was the powerful mechanism through which he could seamlessly turn even worldly minds toward ultimate welfare.