Can you describe the emotional and spiritual state of a devotee in the presence of Sai Baba, as depicted in Chapter 6?

Chapter 6 vividly portrays the profound emotional and spiritual experiences of a devotee in the presence of Sai Baba. The chapter explains that the mere utterance of the word 'Sadguru' brings Sai to mind, who then feels tangibly present, placing His hand on the devotee's head. This blessing, often accompanied by Udi from the Dhuni, causes the heart to overflow with 'self-bliss' and love to pour from the eyes. As Chapter 6 describes, looking at Sai's beautiful form can cause the throat to choke with supreme bliss, leading to tears of joy and the manifestation of the eight-fold emotions in the heart. The text also notes that the Guru's touch washes away impurities from many births, making the devotee pure and bringing stability to a wandering mind.