What's special about the narration in Chapter 32, and what benefits are attributed to listening to Sai Baba's own words?

A special feature highlighted in Chapter 32 is that Sai Baba himself becomes the narrator of a key story. He recounts a sweet incident from his own past involving an unexpected meeting with his Guru in a forest. The chapter places great value on hearing these words directly from Baba's mouth. Listening to Sai's narration is said to be extremely beneficial, with the power to destroy sins and afflictions, much like the sight of the Ganga river or the moon. According to Chapter 32, these stories are sweeter than nectar and have the ability to generate devotion and love in the listeners, bring an end to sorrow, and fulfill the desires of those eager to hear them.