How does the narrative in Chapter 22 connect the longing for the Guru's form with the fulfillment of spiritual desires?

Chapter 22 beautifully illustrates the connection between a devotee's yearning for the Guru's physical form and the attainment of spiritual goals. The text explicitly states, "Baba, without the sight of Your form, nothing pleases the mind." This longing is compared to the natural desire to see the moon after the dark new moon night. The chapter then describes how Baba fulfills this desire through his own body, pointing to the "moon of the nail" on his big toe. This theme culminates in the story of Das Ganu, where the desire for a holy bath in Prayag is fulfilled not by a physical journey, but by the manifestation of the holy rivers from Baba's toe. As Chapter 22 demonstrates, deep devotion to the Guru's form becomes the direct path to realizing the highest spiritual experiences.