What are the two main stories introduced in Chapter 32 that Sai Baba is about to narrate?

Chapter 32 introduces two significant incidents that are about to be narrated. The first is a deeply personal story told by Sai Baba himself about an unexpected encounter he had with his Guru while in the forest. As the text highlights, this story is considered a supreme wonder, capable of granting devotion, faith, and liberation. The second story concerns a woman who came to Shirdi with the firm resolve to fast for three days. The chapter previews how her resolve was broken, and she was instead guided to make and eat puranpolis, teaching her a valuable lesson about true welfare found in serving others rather than just through ascetic practices. As described in Chapter 32, these stories are sweeter than nectar and capable of destroying sorrow for the listeners.