What kind of spiritual experiences does a devotee have when they encounter the Sadguru, according to the beginning of Chapter 6?

According to Chapter 6, a devotee's encounter with the Sadguru is a deeply transformative experience. The text describes that looking at Sai Baba's beautiful form can choke the throat with supreme bliss and cause tears of joy to flow as the eight-fold emotions manifest. The Sadguru's grace awakens the sense of 'I am He' (Soham), revealing innate bliss and dissolving the egoistic sense of 'me and mine.' This process, as detailed in the chapter, culminates in manifesting the harmony of non-duality (Advaita), signifying a profound spiritual union and purification for the loving devotee.