Chapter 43 mentions a past event where people thought Sai Baba had died. What does the chapter say about this incident?

Chapter 43 recounts a remarkable past event to illustrate Sai Baba's yogic power. It states that on one occasion, Baba raised his life breath to the crown of his head (Brahmarandhra) and remained in this state for three days. His followers, with "certain minds," misinterpreted this deep Samadhi as death itself and began making preparations for his final rites. As described in Chapter 43, they were startled when Baba suddenly returned to his body. The chapter uses this anecdote to preface the incomprehensible nature of a saint's passing and promises to elaborate on how this surprising event unfolded, highlighting the distinction between a yogi's conscious control and ordinary death.