What metaphors does the author use in Chapter 49 to describe the process of writing the Sai Satcharitra and the nature of Sai Baba?

In Chapter 49, the author employs several powerful metaphors to convey his message. To describe the act of writing and sharing Sai's stories, he uses the analogy of a "culinary arrangement of essence" and bringing others to a "feast." This suggests that spiritual bliss is a sweet delicacy that must be shared to be fully enjoyed. When describing Sai Baba's nature, the author refers to him as the "crest-jewel of all saints" and the "resting place for his own devotees." He also highlights Sai's role as the "remover of the difficult wanderings of worldly existence," portraying him as the ultimate refuge and guide for his followers.