What is the devotee's plea to Sai Baba regarding experiential knowledge versus intellectual understanding in Chapter 26?

In Chapter 26, the devotee makes a crucial distinction between intellectual knowledge and direct experience. The prayer to Sai Samarth is to make the knowledge of the Self meaningful through personal experience, acknowledging that "without experience, the exhaustion of speech achieves nothing in spirituality." The devotee pleads with Baba to use His power to grant this personal experience of knowledge and the gift of the natural state of union, or Sayujya. This part of the chapter highlights that true spiritual realization is not just about logic but about a grace-given, lived reality.