What does the text say about the effect of listening to Sai's stories on a person's well-being?

According to the beginning of Chapter 36, listening to the stories of Sai Baba has a profound effect on a person's well-being. The text describes these narratives not merely as stories, but as the 'very water of self-bliss.' It suggests that drinking this water, or listening to the stories, paradoxically increases one's thirst for devotion. Furthermore, Chapter 36 states that these succulent stories delight the listener, effectively removing the fatigue and misery associated with worldly existence and leading to a state of happiness and spiritual welfare.