According to Chapter 47, what is the significance of Sai Baba's merciful glance and his role as a storyteller?

Chapter 47 extols the virtues of Shri Sai, highlighting the immense power of his divine presence. It states that his "holy face" is the "abode of supreme bliss" and that his "merciful glance" can immediately liberate a devotee from the bonds of Karma. Furthermore, the chapter presents Sai not just as a subject but as the very source of the narrative. It emphasizes that "Sai himself is a great soul; upon hearing the wonder of this story, Listeners will forget their bodily consciousness." The text from Chapter 47 clarifies that Sai is the "story, the speaker, and the face," and the writer, Hemadpant, is merely an instrument or a "nickname," establishing Sai as the ultimate Guru directly imparting wisdom.