When does the author state that listeners will forget their bodily consciousness while engaging with this chapter?

In Chapter 47, the author states that listeners will forget their bodily consciousness upon hearing the wonder of the story being narrated. The text specifies that because Sai himself is a great soul and is considered the true narrator of the account, listeners will become so absorbed that they transcend physical awareness. This experience is described as being "overwhelmed by the eight-fold symptoms of divine love." This powerful effect is promised to those who listen to the marvelous story, as detailed in the eighth and ninth verses of Chapter 47.