What is the primary message of the invocation and introductory paragraphs of Chapter 36 of the Sai Satcharitra?

The primary message in the beginning of Chapter 36 is to establish the sacred power and profound significance of listening to Sai Baba's life stories. The chapter opens with traditional salutations and declares that these stories are not just tales but the "very water of self-bliss" capable of removing worldly misery. It emphasizes the infinite greatness of saints like Sai, who can perform miracles like turning a beggar into a king. The author conveys that the true narrator is Sai himself, who uses a human speaker to communicate his glory and fulfill the desires of his devotees. The introduction serves to purify the minds of the audience and prepare them to respectfully receive the holy life story that follows.