What does the Satcharitra say about the spiritual significance of meeting a saint like Sai Baba?

Chapter 28 explains that attaining the company of saints is a result of the accumulated good karma from many past births rising up. When this happens, the darkness born of delusion is destroyed. The text elaborates that this powerful meeting ignites the fire of discrimination, leading to detachment from worldly enjoyments and the destruction of accumulated karma, ultimately making one's life successful. The experience is so profound that when gazing upon a saint like Sainath, one loses interest in all other things, as the saint's form becomes enshrined in the devotee's heart.