What does the beginning of Chapter 36 say about the importance of listening to Sai's stories?

The introduction to Chapter 36 emphasizes the profound spiritual benefits of engaging with Sai Baba's stories. It likens these narratives to the "very water of self-bliss," suggesting that drinking it, or listening to the stories, paradoxically increases one's thirst for devotion. The text states that these succulent stories delight the listener, removing the fatigue and misery of worldly existence and leading to a state of happiness. As mentioned in this chapter, it is a way for a fortunate soul who desires spiritual welfare to achieve their goal by respectfully listening to the narration of Sai’s life.