What does Chapter 15 say about who is able to attain the darshan (vision) of Sai and what happens to them?

Chapter 15 begins by stating a profound spiritual condition for attaining the vision, or darshan, of Sai Baba. According to the opening verses of Chapter 15, only those 'whose immense merits have borne fruit' are fortunate enough to receive Sai's darshan. This implies that such an experience is a result of accumulated positive karma or spiritual readiness. The chapter further explains the profound effect of this darshan: for those who attain it, 'the threefold afflictions do not bother them.' This signifies a state of being free from the physical, mental, and spiritual troubles that plague worldly existence. Ultimately, as Chapter 15 clarifies, this experience helps them achieve the means to the supreme goal, or Paramartha.