Chapter 43 suggests that remembering saints is a purifying act. How does the chapter elaborate on this concept and the nature of devotion to Sai?

Chapter 43 emphasizes that the story of a saint's passing, while seemingly sorrowful, is a purifying event for both listeners and speakers. The author, Hemad, begins by noting that the wonderful love one feels toward Sai is created by the Almighty himself. The text explicitly states that to wash away the filth of accumulated sins and purify the inner self, there is no easier means than the remembrance of God's devotees, through devotional singing (bhajan) or chanting (kirtan). This idea frames the entire narration of Sai's departure, suggesting that contemplating his greatness, even in his final moments, is a path to ending worldly existence and gaining spiritual merit.