What does Chapter 22 say about the importance of seeing Sai Baba's physical form and the experience of his devotees?

Chapter 22 highlights the deep yearning devotees have for the vision, or darshan, of Sai Baba. The author expresses that without the sight of Baba's form, "nothing pleases the mind," and the only path to absolute happiness is at his feet. The chapter vividly describes how many devotees would come for a vision, place their heads at his feet, and "plunder personal happiness with love." This longing is compared to the natural desire to see the moon after the dark night of the New Moon. It illustrates that the physical presence and form of the Guru were considered essential for the devotees' spiritual fulfillment and joy, as detailed in Chapter 22.