Using the 'logic of the branch and the moon' from Chapter 22, explain how a devotee could get a vision of the moon at Sai Baba's feet.

Chapter 22 employs the 'logic of the branch and the moon' to explain how grasping a part can lead to the whole. This concept is applied to obtaining a divine vision from Sai Baba. The chapter describes how devotees' longing for a vision is like the public's eagerness to see the new moon after the dark fortnight. Baba would fulfill this by sitting with his right foot over his left knee. The nail of his right big toe would shine like the second day's moon. By focusing on this specific point—the 'branch'—the devotee could perceive the divine 'moon,' thus fulfilling their deep curiosity and devotional longing directly at his feet.