How is the visual beauty of the Chavadi procession and Sai Baba's appearance described as they reached their destination?

The culmination of the Chavadi procession is described as a visually stunning and spiritually uplifting event. Chapter 37 conveys that the sight was beautiful and incomparable, with the entire crowd of devotees happy in their hearts. As Baba stood in front of the Chavadi, the text uses powerful imagery to describe the beauty of His face, comparing its radiance to the 'glow of molten gold in the red evening sky.' It further enhances this description by stating that the beauty of His face at that moment was as if the 'glow of the morning sun had spread,' emphasizing a divine and breathtaking appearance.