What does Chapter 15 say about who is able to attain the vision of Sai and what are the consequences of this attainment?

The beginning of Chapter 15 states that only those individuals whose "immense merits have borne fruit" are fortunate enough to attain the vision, or darshan, of Sai. This suggests that receiving Sai's darshan is a high spiritual achievement resulting from past virtue. For those who do attain this vision, the chapter promises profound spiritual transformation. As detailed in Chapter 15, the threefold afflictions that cause suffering in worldly life will no longer bother them. Furthermore, they will successfully achieve the means to the supreme goal of existence, referred to as Paramartha, signifying ultimate spiritual liberation and rest.