The text says 'Whatever the feeling in one's mind, such is the experience even today.' What does this imply about how devotees can connect with Sai Baba now?

This statement from Chapter 43 implies a deeply personal and responsive relationship between Sai Baba and his followers, even after his Mahasamadhi. It suggests that a devotee's inner state, their 'feeling' or 'bhava,' directly shapes their experience of Baba's grace and presence. The text asserts that his influence is a 'proven' fact, meaning that a faithful and devoted mind can still experience his guidance and protection. Although he has merged with Brahman, he 'always keeps the devotees awake' and fills the world, making himself accessible through the devotee's own heartfelt devotion and mental disposition.