What are some of the key metaphors and praises used in Chapter 47 to describe the divine stature of Shri Sai Baba?

Chapter 47 employs rich, poetic language to glorify Shri Sai. His merciful glance is said to liberate devotees from the bonds of Karma instantly. In a powerful metaphor, the text states that even the holy River Ganges, soiled by washing the world's sins, desires the dust from a saint's feet for her own purification. The chapter also describes Sai as the "Kalpataru" (wish-fulfilling tree), under whose shade desires are instantly fulfilled, and compares his presence to the Sun, in whose house a lamp is not needed. Finally, it elevates him to the ultimate source, stating that Sai Samarth himself is the story, the speaker, and the face.