How does Chapter 6 describe the experience of a devotee who is deeply absorbed in devotion to Sai Baba?

Chapter 6 describes a profound state of devotional absorption. When a devotee looks upon Sai Baba's beautiful form, their throat is said to choke with supreme bliss, and tears of joy flow from their eyes. This chapter mentions that the eight-fold emotions manifest in the heart, indicating a deep spiritual awakening. Furthermore, Sai Baba's grace awakens the sense of 'I am He' (Soham) and reveals the devotee's own innate bliss. This leads to the dissolution of the sense of 'me and mine,' allowing the devotee to experience the harmony of non-duality (Advaita), as beautifully portrayed in this section of the text.