He was a spiritual seeker,
I guess, he must be seeking for some good many years as his face carries such look we often see on seekers.
You know that look......
A very serious looking kind of appearance that usually scares me! Since it reminds me of my own seeking days.
He went on explaining to me " about " Sat-Chit-Ananda and A state called Sat-Chit-Ananda After he has finished explaining and I guess it's my turn to say something....... Are you in this state now, Sir? While you were explaining to me this whole thing about Sat-Chit-Ananda? Sorry, were you? Or are you that now? 
He looked at me as though it was a strange question. I took a sip coffee! He did as well.
Nice!
Sat-Chit-Ananda is said to be the very nature of Brahman. Scriptures with its own authority announces this declaration to the seekers of Truth. And Scriptures also declares All is Brahman. Now, can any one of us verify this? Nope Scripture's authoritative declaration. This statement given by scriptures is not meant for the seekers to discuss but rather to accept it in totality as Truth. Scripture's Authority! Not, my authority or yours, you and I have no capacity to verify Brahman's quality hence, nothing to say about it.
No personal description is valid or necessary. Brahman is Not within our ' Empirical knowledge'. Which means, Brahman cannot be brought down to our sensing capacity. That which unlimited cannot be brought to some kind of confinement of limits. Can it be inferred? Of course, anything can be inferred, anyhow but Inference relies on our mentation to think, isn't it?
Our thoughts are limited as well! So, why this statement? It meant to be used as a device. The scripture's Authority in giving us this statement is meant to be an indicative suggestion for our mind to give up its struggle in becoming For our psychological surrender To know within us we are already all that there is and any suggestion otherwise is due our thinking, The basis of our suffering is thoughts and thinking so that we could put away with all psychological games that we play and do in order to arrive at some place higher.
To end our suffering. We are already that, and any wrong notion to think otherwise is to stray away from our embedded Sat-Chit-Ananda. Suppose subsequently the seeker was to ask the next question, but Master, my experience doesn't support this as I don't experience this, I am often feeling certain way that doesn't make me feel happy and contented. The Guru will together with the seeker thereon will set out to enquire of the nature of experiences, mind stuff and other stuff with ultimate arrival point of realizing we ought not to do anything, and we are already that. And the scriptures with its Authority, look at the seeker again and says, told you so...... A confirmation! Seeking stops! All experiences come and goes with free flow. Sat-Chit-Ananda!
