How does the beginning of Chapter 47 describe the power and grace of Shri Sai Baba?

Chapter 47 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra begins by extolling the divine presence of Sai Baba. It describes His holy face as the "abode of supreme bliss," stating that a mere momentary glance at it can eradicate the sorrows accumulated over infinite births. The text further elaborates that Sai's merciful gaze has the power to immediately liberate devotees from the bonds of Karma, allowing them to attain self-bliss without delay. The chapter uses a powerful analogy, comparing the sun of His grace, in whose light the firefly of worldly existence loses its luster. It even suggests that the holy River Ganges, which purifies the world, desires the dust from the feet of saints like Sai to cleanse her own accumulated impurities, highlighting the supreme purifying power of a Sadguru.