What does Chapter 28 say about the omnipresence of Sai Baba and the benefits of engaging with his stories?

Chapter 28 begins by establishing the profound omnipresence of Sai Baba, stating that "Sai dwells in all beings." It emphasizes that he is not separate from anyone and pervades everything, from the highest being, Brahma, down to the smallest ant and insect. The chapter also speaks to the purifying power of his stories. It promises that listening to and singing these sacred narratives helps the listener and singer merge into the same divine state, attaining "imperishable happiness." As mentioned in Chapter 28, this practice also destroys sins that may have been accumulated from hearing slander or false stories.