Based on Chapter 35, analyze the transformative experience of Sai's Darshan and how it transcends sensory perception and duality.

Chapter 35 of the Sai Satcharitra provides a profound philosophical analysis of the experience of Sai Baba's Darshan. It's described as an event that dissolves the ego and the sense of duality. The author uses the metaphor of being a young tortoise nourished solely by a glance, indicating that the grace received from Sai's gaze is so fulfilling that it eliminates physical needs like hunger and thirst. More profoundly, the chapter states that during this experience, the "triad of the seen, the seer, and the seeing vanishes." This concept, as explained in Chapter 35, extends to all senses. Whether through touch, smell, or hearing, the perception of Sai's presence is so total that the distinction between the sense, the object, and the one sensing is obliterated, leading to a state of non-dual bliss.