How does the text describe the experience of devotees seeking a vision at Baba's feet, and how is their longing fulfilled?

As described in Chapter 22, devotees flock to Baba for a vision, placing their heads at his feet to 'plunder personal happiness with love.' Their deep spiritual yearning is compared to the natural longing for the sight of the moon after the dark night of the New Moon. Baba fulfills this intense desire in a specific way. When he sits with his right foot placed over his left knee, he directs devotees to the 'moon of the nail' on his right big toe, which shines like the crescent moon. By focusing their gaze through the space created by his fingers, the devotee can satisfy their curiosity and attain the vision they seek.