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

The opening of Chapter 47 extols the power of Shri Sai's presence, calling his holy face an "abode of supreme bliss" that can destroy the sorrows of infinite births upon being seen for even a moment. His merciful glance is described as having the ability to immediately liberate a person from the bonds of Karma, allowing devotees to attain self-bliss without delay. As Chapter 47 poetically states, in the light of his grace, which is compared to the sun, the complications of worldly existence vanish, just as a firefly loses its luster.