From a devotee's perspective, what is the significance of the Sadguru's feet as described in Chapter 22?

For a devotee, Chapter 22 establishes the Sadguru's feet as the ultimate refuge and the only path to "absolute fulfillment of happiness." The chapter paints a vivid picture of devotees coming for a vision, placing their heads at Baba's feet to lovingly "plunder personal happiness." The significance is further deepened through a beautiful metaphor. As mentioned in Chapter 22, the sight of Baba's feet, particularly when he sits with his right foot over his left knee, is compared to the longed-for sight of the new moon after a dark night, fulfilling the devotee's deep spiritual curiosity and longing for a divine vision.