How does Baba use the 'logic of the branch and the moon' to help his devotees experience a divine vision?

Chapter 22 explains that Baba employs the 'logic of the branch and the moon' as a practical tool for worship. This analogy refers to using a nearby object (a branch) to help locate a distant one (the moon). Similarly, Baba fulfills the devotees' longing for a divine vision by having them focus on a tangible point: His big toe. When He sits with his right foot over his left knee, the nail of his big toe is said to shine like the crescent moon. By instructing devotees to fix their gaze there, He provides an easy way to experience the divine, making the unseen visible through a clear focal point.