Chapter 35 describes a state where duality vanishes. Can you explain how this non-dual experience is perceived through the different senses, according to the text?

Chapter 35 delves into the advanced spiritual concept of non-duality, where the separation between the observer and the observed dissolves. The text explains that upon seeing Sai, the "triad of the seen, the seer, and the seeing vanishes." This experience is not limited to sight. The chapter elaborates that this non-dual perception extends to all senses. In the sense of touch, there is only "Sai's light in both places." Similarly, in the sense of smell, "there too is Sai's residence" in both the nose and the scent. When a word is heard, Sai's form immediately manifests, and the triad of "the heard, the hearer, and the hearing fly away," shattering the illusion of separation.