What does Chapter 23 teach about the reason for saints' incarnations and how one develops an interest in their lives?

As detailed in Chapter 23, the incarnations of saints on earth occur out of benevolence for a specific purpose: the salvation of dull-witted souls. This is presented as a grace of the Almighty. The text further explains that the desire to hear the stories of saints, which ultimately brings happiness and contentment, is not a random occurrence. This inclination only arises in a person's heart if they have an accumulation of merit (Punya) in store. Therefore, the very interest in saints' lives is considered a sign of past good deeds and divine grace.