Chapter 42 makes an interesting comparison between the anniversaries of gods and saints. What is this comparison and what does it imply?

Chapter 42 presents a thought-provoking observation regarding the commemoration of divine beings and saints. While discussing the day of Sai Baba's passing, the text notes that for some, that particular day was Buddha Jayanti, a birth anniversary. It then draws a parallel, stating that this same day became the death anniversary (Punya Tithi) for Sai. The chapter crystallizes this idea with the phrase: "The birth anniversary of gods is the death anniversary of saints." This suggests that while we celebrate the physical birth of gods, the conscious departure or Mahasamadhi of a great saint is an equally, if not more, significant event to be remembered and honored as their final merger with the absolute.