What does Chapter 21 suggest about the prerequisites for both effective spiritual storytelling and attaining the company of a Saint?

Chapter 21 opens by defining the qualities of effective spiritual narration, suggesting that words are only useful if they emotionally move the listener, causing the hair to stand on end or tears of love to flow. This sets the stage for the chapter's main theme: the prerequisites for encountering a Saint. It argues that just as a listener must be receptive, a seeker must be fortunate. The text states, "this company of Saints is not accessible to the unfortunate; It is easy only when God’s grace is present." The author's personal story of not visiting Pir Maulana serves as the core evidence. Therefore, Chapter 21 links the receptivity of a listener to the grace required by a seeker, suggesting both are necessary for a true spiritual connection.