How does Chapter 47 of the Sai Satcharitra describe the spiritual power of Sai Baba's gaze and presence?

Chapter 47 begins by extolling the virtues of Shri Sai's presence, describing his holy face as "the abode of supreme bliss." According to the text, seeing his face for even a moment has the power to destroy the sorrows accumulated over infinite births. Furthermore, the chapter explains that a merciful glance from Sai can instantly liberate a person from the bonds of Karma, allowing devotees to attain self-bliss. The author uses a powerful metaphor, stating that before Sai's merciful gaze, the complications of actions and non-actions vanish, just as the light of a firefly fades in the bright light of the sun, as mentioned in Chapter 47.