Can you describe the state of Samadhi and the path to attaining it, according to Baba's teachings?

Samadhi is described as a state of ultimate peace that is attained when contemplation matures to a point where the meditator and the act of meditation dissolve into one. Chapter 19 illustrates this state by comparing the mind to "a lamp in a windless place." To reach this state, one must first become free from all desires and cultivate the profound understanding that the divine resides in all beings. This realization of non-duality leads to fearlessness, which allows the divine to come into meditation. Ultimately, this leads to the dissolution of the self and the profound peace of Samadhi.