What does the author in Chapter 26 mean by asking Sai to make his knowledge 'meaningful through experience'?

In Chapter 26 of the Sai Satcharitra, the author makes a specific plea to Sai Baba to grant personal, direct experience of spiritual knowledge. The text explicitly states, "without experience, the exhaustion of speech achieves nothing in spirituality." This highlights the understanding that intellectual or theoretical knowledge alone is insufficient. The author desires to transcend mere words and concepts by having the truth of non-duality and self-knowledge become a lived reality. Therefore, he asks Baba to use His divine power to grant the gift of the natural state of union (Sayujya), which is a state of experiential oneness with the divine, not just a philosophical idea.