What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of Chapter 47 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 47 begins by extolling the virtues and supreme power of Shri Sai, whose holy face is described as an abode of bliss that can destroy the sorrows of infinite births. The text, as presented in this chapter, uses a powerful analogy involving the River Ganges (Bhagirathi), which, despite its purifying nature, desires the dust from saints' feet to cleanse its own accumulated impurities. This highlights the elevated status of saints. The introduction then connects to the previous chapter's story of the goats and sets the stage for a new narrative intended to demonstrate how the extreme state of greed for wealth ultimately leads to a downfall.