Why is the story that Baba himself narrates in Chapter 32 considered so beneficial for listeners?

The story Sai Baba narrates from his own mouth in Chapter 32 is considered exceptionally important and beneficial for several reasons. It recounts a personal and "unexpected Guru-darshan" that Baba experienced in the forest, making it a direct transmission of sacred experience. The chapter describes this narrative as a "supreme wonder" and emphasizes that listening to what "Sai himself spoke from his own mouth" has the power to grant devotees devotion, faith, and even liberation. The text also states that the words from his mouth destroy sins and afflictions. Therefore, as presented in Chapter 32, this story is not just a tale but a spiritually potent event for the listener, which is why they are urged to listen with full concentration.