What does the text say about the power of listening to Sai's stories and what are the promised benefits for the listener?

The text describes the stories of Sai as supremely holy and marvelous. According to Chapter 47, listening to these stories has the power to sever the bonds of Karma for both wise and ignorant listeners. The narrative suggests that listeners will forget their bodily consciousness and be overwhelmed by divine love. By focusing on the inner meaning and moral of the stories, as told from Sai's mouth, listeners can achieve the fulfillment of their purpose and find peace from the weariness of worldly life. The author emphasizes that Sai himself is the story and the speaker, making the experience of listening a direct connection to the divine.