What are the main stories introduced at the beginning of Chapter 32 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 32 introduces two primary narratives that form the core of its teachings. The first is a deeply personal and sweet incident that Sai Baba himself narrated about an unexpected encounter with his own Guru while he was in the forest. The second story concerns a woman who had a strong desire to visit Baba and observe a three-day fast. However, as the chapter summary explains, her firm resolve was broken, and she was not only made to cook puranpolis but also to eat them to her heart's content, teaching her a profound lesson about service. These stories are presented as being extremely beneficial and sweeter than nectar for the listeners, as detailed in the opening verses of Chapter 32.