What does the beginning of Chapter 15 say about the prerequisites for attaining the vision of Sai?

The introductory verses of Chapter 15 state a specific condition for receiving the vision, or darshan, of Sai. It is explained that only those individuals whose immense merits have finally borne fruit are granted this profound experience. The text clarifies that for these fortunate souls, the threefold afflictions cease to be a bother, and they successfully achieve the means to the supreme goal, referred to as Paramartha. This opening statement in Chapter 15 frames the darshan of a Sadguru not as a random event, but as a significant spiritual attainment resulting from accumulated good karma and merit.