How does Chapter 22 connect the sight of the moon to a devotee's experience with Sai Baba?

Chapter 22 draws a beautiful parallel between the longing for the moon and a devotee's longing for a spiritual vision of the Guru. The text compares the intense anticipation for the crescent moon after the dark new moon night to a devotee's eagerness for Baba's darshan. It then describes how Baba fulfills this longing in a specific way. As detailed in Chapter 22, when Baba sat with his right foot over his left knee, the nail of his right big toe, glimpsed through the gap of his fingers, shone like the second day's moon. This imagery uses the "branch and the moon" logic, where focusing on a tangible object (the big toe) leads to the perception of a more subtle one (the spiritual vision), fulfilling the devotee's deepest curiosity.