What exactly is the 'natural state' or 'Sahaj-sthiti' that the book mentions?

According to Chapter 50, the "natural state," or "Sahaj-sthiti," is a state of non-dual devotion "where the pulse of 'I' and 'You' does not exist." This is presented as the ultimate spiritual aspiration one should ask of Sai. The text connects this state directly to the practice of reading the Satcharitra, advising the reader to see "the subject of reading, the act of reading, and the reader" as a single, unified entity. Achieving this non-dual perception while reading is key, as the text emphasizes that Sai is simultaneously "the thing to be heard, the act of hearing, and the listener," and this oneness should not be broken.