How do the scriptures describe the overwhelming experience of being in Sai Baba's presence?

The experience of being with Sai Baba was described as profoundly blissful and insatiable. According to Chapter 22, devotees felt that satiety was never reached simply by looking at His face, conversing with him, or listening to his stories. The bliss experienced was so immense that it felt as though it could not be contained within one's heart. The text emphasizes his limitless nature by stating that while raindrops can be measured and the wind can be tied, there is no measure for the miracles of Sai. He is depicted as a 'Wish-Fulfilling Tree' who has a natural endowment of knowledge and an extremely universal spirit.