Was the beautiful metaphor of the mother cow feeling a surge of milk for her calf something Baba said directly, or was it a story told by another devotee named Megha?

The provided text from Chapter 3 uses the metaphor of a motherly cow feeling a surge of milk for her calf to describe Sai Baba's spontaneous and natural love for his devotees. However, this analogy is presented as the author's own literary device to explain Sai's grace. The text does not attribute this specific metaphor to Sai Baba as a direct quote, nor does it mention that it was a story told by another devotee named Megha. As Chapter 3 frames it, this is the author's own reflection on how Sainath's grace works, comparing it to the natural habits of a loving mother or cow.