What does Chapter 15 say about the prerequisites for attaining Sai's vision and the consequences of doing so?

Chapter 15 begins by establishing that attaining the vision, or darshan, of Sai is a significant spiritual achievement reserved for a select few. It states that only those whose immense merits have borne fruit are granted this opportunity. The consequences of receiving this vision are profound. According to the text in Chapter 15, those who attain Sai's darshan are freed from the threefold afflictions that trouble them in life. Furthermore, this divine vision provides them with the means to achieve the supreme goal of existence, referred to as Paramartha, setting them on the ultimate spiritual path.