How does Chapter 6 describe the spiritual and emotional experiences of a devotee in Sai Baba's presence?

Chapter 6 vividly portrays the profound spiritual experiences of a devotee. It explains that the Guru's blessing hand can grant stability to a wandering mind and stop idle gossip. Merely looking at Sai Baba's beautiful form is said to choke the throat with supreme bliss and cause tears of joy to flow from the eyes. This chapter further elaborates that the Sadguru awakens the sense of 'Soham' ('I am He'), revealing innate bliss and dissolving the egoistic sense of 'me and mine.' This process, as described in Chapter 6, culminates in manifesting the harmony of non-duality (Advaita) within the devotee's heart.