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

Chapter 32 introduces two primary incidents that form the core of its narrative. The first is a significant story that Sai Baba narrates himself, describing an unexpected Guru-darshan he experienced while in the forest, which is presented as a wondrous and beneficial event. As the text states, this is a "sweet incident narrated by Baba himself from his own mouth." The second story concerns a woman who arrived with a firm resolve to have Baba's darshan and fast for three days. However, her plan was altered, and she was instead made to cook and eat puranpolis. As Chapter 32 explains, this was to teach her the lesson that "wearing out the body for others' sake - this blessed act is true welfare."