Why is it said that experiencing Sai Baba's presence was an immeasurable blessing?

Chapter 22 portrays the experience of being with Sai Baba as profoundly blissful and insatiable. It states that devotees never felt satiety when looking at his face, conversing with him, or listening to his stories, because the resulting bliss could not be contained in the heart. The text emphasizes the boundless nature of his divine play by comparing it to impossible tasks, noting that one might be able to measure raindrops or tie the wind in a bundle, but there is no 'measurer' who could possibly measure the miracles of Sai. This highlights the 'absolute affection' and 'universal spirit' that blessed the fortunate ones who experienced his presence.