What is the primary message and content introduced in Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 36 serves as an introduction that praises the spiritual value of listening to Sai Baba's stories, describing them as the "very water of self-bliss" that removes worldly fatigue and brings happiness. As stated in this chapter, the greatness of saints is infinite, and Sai himself orchestrates the telling of his own tales, using the speaker as a mere instrument. It describes Sai's divine nature, highlighting his power to turn a beggar into a king and his complete protection over devotees. The chapter then transitions to a new narrative, introducing two gentlemen from Goa who came for Sai's darshan.