According to Chapter 22, how did Sai Baba fulfill the devotees' longing for a vision, drawing a parallel with the sighting of the new moon?

Chapter 22 beautifully illustrates how Sai Baba fulfilled the spiritual longing of his devotees. The text draws a parallel between the natural eagerness to see the crescent moon after the dark new moon night and a devotee's yearning for a divine vision. It describes how Baba would sit with his right foot over his left knee. A wise person would then guide a devotee to "Fix your gaze here" through the gap formed by Baba's index and middle fingers near his right big toe. Through this small space, the devotee could see the "moon of the nail," which shone like the second day's moon, satisfying their deep spiritual curiosity and fulfilling their desire for a vision directly at his feet.