Chapter 42 mentions that the day of Baba's passing was also Buddha Jayanti for some. What comparison does the text make between the anniversaries of gods and saints?

In its detailed account of Sai Baba's Mahasamadhi, Chapter 42 makes a poignant observation regarding the day's significance. It notes that while the day was Vijayadashami, it was also considered Buddha Jayanti by some people. The text then presents a profound aphorism: "The birth anniversary of gods is the death anniversary of saints." This statement, found in Chapter 42, suggests a difference in perspective. While the birth of a deity is celebrated, the passing of a great saint is considered their ultimate liberation and final union with the divine, making their death anniversary (Punya Tithi) an event of equal, if not greater, spiritual importance and a cause for remembrance and celebration of their life's work.