According to Chapter 43, what was the state of Sai Baba after he left his physical body?

As described in Chapter 43, Sai Baba's state after leaving his physical body was one of transformation from the manifest to the unmanifest. The chapter explains that he transcended his localized nature to achieve omnipresence, reaching an imperishable state devoid of rebirth and merging completely with his true self. While the villagers were left feeling poor, miserable, and filled with lamentation at the loss of his physical form, Chapter 43 clarifies that Baba himself had attained a dwelling of happiness and became eternally whole.