What is the primary message conveyed about Shri Sai's presence at the start of Chapter 47?

Chapter 47 begins by extolling the virtues of Shri Sai, describing his holy face as an "abode of supreme bliss." The text asserts that merely seeing his face for a moment can destroy the sorrows accumulated over infinite births. Furthermore, it explains that his merciful glance has the power to instantly liberate devotees from the bonds of Karma, allowing them to attain self-bliss without delay. As the opening verses of Chapter 47 detail, the light of his grace is so powerful that it makes the complications of worldly existence vanish, much like a firefly's light pales in the presence of the sun.