What is the main introduction and story setup presented at the beginning of Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 36 begins with a traditional invocation and a reflection on the power of Sai's stories, calling them the 'water of self-bliss' that removes worldly misery. The author then transitions to describing the infinite greatness and divine attributes of Sai Baba. As detailed in this chapter, Baba is portrayed as a being who can turn a beggar into a king, protects his devotees completely, and fulfills the desires of all, including the poor and weak. After extolling his virtues and noting that he is worshipped in the country and abroad, Chapter 36 sets the stage for the next narrative by concluding its introduction with the line, 'Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan.'