How does Chapter 47 describe the divine power of Shri Sai's presence and glance?

According to Chapter 47, the power of Shri Sai is profound and transformative. The chapter opens by calling His holy face the "abode of supreme bliss," which can destroy the sorrows of infinite births upon being seen for even a moment. His merciful glance is said to immediately liberate one from the bonds of Karma, allowing devotees to attain self-bliss. The text uses a powerful metaphor, stating that in the "sun of His grace," the insignificant "firefly of worldly existence" loses its luster and hides, signifying how spiritual enlightenment from Sai completely overshadows worldly concerns and attachments.