What does Chapter 15 state about the prerequisites for attaining the vision of Sai?

Chapter 15 begins by establishing that attaining the vision, or 'darshan,' of Sai is a significant spiritual achievement reserved for a select few. The text explicitly states that only those whose 'immense merits have borne fruit' are granted this divine sight. For these meritorious individuals, the threefold afflictions no longer bother them, and they are given the means to achieve the supreme goal, or 'Paramartha.' This introductory section of Chapter 15 clearly indicates that the opportunity to see Sai is not a random event but a direct result of accumulated virtue and spiritual readiness.