Chapter 42 makes the statement that 'The birth anniversary of gods is the death anniversary of saints.' How does the chapter use this idea to frame the event of Sai Baba's passing?

In Chapter 42, this profound statement is used to elevate the context of Sai Baba's Mahasamadhi beyond a mere physical event. After noting that the day of Baba's departure, Vijayadashami, was also Buddha Jayanti for some, the text presents the aphorism: 'The birth anniversary of gods is the death anniversary of saints.' This frames Baba's passing not as a sorrowful end but as a sacred transition, a Punya Tithi (holy anniversary) that is to be revered in a manner similar to how the birth of a deity is celebrated. As explained in this chapter, it suggests that a great saint's departure is their ultimate liberation and union with the divine, making it a spiritually significant event worthy of remembrance and honor.