What does Chapter 23 say about the purpose of saints' incarnations on Earth and what draws people to their stories?

As detailed in Chapter 23, the incarnations of saints happen on earth out of pure benevolence, with the primary purpose of bringing about the salvation of 'dull-witted souls.' This is presented as a form of grace from the Almighty. The text further clarifies that the desire to hear the stories of these saints is not a random inclination. It is only when a person has a store of past merit (Punya) that a desire will arise in their heart to listen to these narratives. Engaging with these stories is said to be a path to attaining happiness and contentment, making it a spiritually significant activity.