According to Chapter 43, what was Sai Baba's spiritual state after he left his physical body?

Chapter 43 describes Sai Baba's transition after leaving his body as reaching an "imperishable state, devoid of rebirth." The text explains that he moved from being manifest in a body to being unmanifest, achieving omnipresence by losing his localized nature. It was not an end but a realization of his complete form, where he became eternally whole by merging with his true self. As this chapter states, he reached a state of self-attainment and a dwelling of happiness. Though the villagers felt his physical absence deeply, he became the soul and breath of all, transitioning from a physical avatar to a universal presence.