How does Chapter 6 describe the devotee's experience of non-duality and the dissolution of self in Sai Baba's presence?

According to Chapter 6, the experience of being with Sai Baba leads to a profound spiritual state. The Sadguru actively works to dissolve the devotee's sense of individual self. The text explains that He awakens the sense of 'I am He' (Soham), which is the realization of one's divine essence. Simultaneously, He "dissolves the sense of 'me and mine' right there," leading to a direct experience of Advaita, or non-duality. As Chapter 6 beautifully puts it, looking at His form can cause the throat to choke with supreme bliss and tears of joy to flow, as the eight-fold emotions manifest and the illusion of a separate self fades away.