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

Chapter 43 prepares the reader for a story about a previous, startling event. It recounts that on one occasion, Sai Baba raised his life breath to the crown of his head, a state known as Brahmarandhra, and remained that way for three full days. Seeing him motionless, some people concluded that this was not a state of Samadhi but death itself. Based on this misunderstanding, they began making preparations for his final rites. However, as the chapter narrates, Baba suddenly returned to his body, which greatly startled everyone involved. This story is presented as one of the key events to be detailed within the chapter.