How is the experience of contentment described in relation to the food served by Sai Baba?

The text describes a profound contentment experienced by those who ate the food blessed by Sai Baba. This food, often a mixture called "Kala," was prepared with such love that partaking in it left the eater "forever satiated with contentment." The experience was so fulfilling that it brought satisfaction in every morsel, nourishment, and the complete destruction of hunger. As detailed in Chapter 38, this act of eating was considered a divine experience, leading to satisfaction so deep that devotees would burp with contentment and leave licking their fingers, having partaken in what is described as the "most holy food of love."