What are the two main stories introduced in Chapter 32, and what is their significance as described in the text?

Chapter 32 introduces two primary incidents that form its core narrative. The first is a sweet story that Sai Baba narrated from his own experience, detailing an unexpected Guru-darshan he had while in a forest. As Chapter 32 explains, hearing this story is extremely beneficial, granting devotion, faith, and liberation. The second story concerns a woman who came with a firm resolve to fast for three days. The chapter outlines how her resolve was broken when Baba made her cook and eat puranpolis, teaching her that wearing out the body for the sake of others is a blessed act and constitutes supreme welfare.