How was Sai Baba's appearance and demeanor described when the procession paused before the Chavadi?

The account in Chapter 51 offers a beautiful description of Sai Baba during a specific moment in the Chavadi procession. When the procession would arrive before the Chavadi, Baba would stop and face north. At this time, his face, which already had a golden hue, would be illuminated by the light from the lamps and torches held by devotees. The text describes this mixture of light as making His face shine like 'gold mixed with copper, like the morning sun.' While standing there, He would perform ritualistic hand movements with his right hand, moving it up and down as if He were calling someone. This moment was considered a particularly holy and blessed darshan by the devotees present.