What does Chapter 23 say about the reason for the incarnation of saints and what enables a person to appreciate their stories?

The text of Chapter 23 clarifies that saints incarnate on this earth out of benevolence, specifically for the salvation of "dull-witted souls." This act is presented as a manifestation of the grace of the Almighty. Furthermore, the chapter states that a person's ability to even develop a desire to hear the stories of saints is not accidental. It is only when one has a store of merit, or Punya, that such an interest arises in their heart, leading them toward the happiness and contentment found in these narratives.