What does Chapter 47 say about the nature of Sai Baba and the power of his grace?

Chapter 47 extols the divine nature of Sai Baba and the profound power of his grace. It begins by describing his holy face as the "abode of supreme bliss," which can destroy the sorrows of infinite births with just a momentary glance. The chapter states that by Sai's merciful glance, a devotee is immediately liberated from the bonds of Karma and the complications of action and non-action vanish. His grace is compared to the sun, in whose light the firefly of worldly existence loses its luster. Furthermore, the text positions Sai as a "perpetual protector" and compares being under his care to being under the shade of a wish-fulfilling tree (Kalpataru), where desires are instantly fulfilled and there is no lack of the "nectar of stories."