Who is mentioned as coming for Sai's darshan at the end of the introduction in Chapter 36, and what is the significance of their introduction?

At the conclusion of the introductory section of Chapter 36, it is mentioned that "Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan." The significance of this mention is that it serves as a bridge from the philosophical explanation of Sai Baba's glory to a practical demonstration of it through a specific story. After describing how Sai's stories remove misery and fulfill desires, the narrative immediately introduces these two men. As Chapter 36 transitions from abstract praise to a concrete example, it primes the reader to witness the very principles of Sai's grace and power that were just described.