From a devotee's perspective, how is the experience of seeking happiness at Sai Baba's feet portrayed in Chapter 22?

According to Chapter 22, the devotee's path to fulfillment is found exclusively at the Sadguru's feet, which it calls the only way "to achieve absolute fulfillment of happiness." The chapter paints a vivid picture of many devotees coming for Baba's vision (darshan), placing their heads at his feet, and experiencing immense joy. This act is described as lovingly plundering happiness. Furthermore, the text illustrates how Baba satisfies the spiritual longing of his devotees, comparing the sight of the nail on his big toe to the cherished appearance of the crescent moon after a dark night, thus providing a tangible and fulfilling focus for their devotion and meditation.