Chapter 44 mentions a past event that caused confusion between trance and death. Can you explain this incident and its relevance to Baba's final passing?

Chapter 44 recounts that the deliberation over Sai Baba's final rites was complicated by the memory of a past event. Thirty-two years prior, Baba had drawn his life force into the crown of his head, remaining in that state for three full days. This led everyone to become doubtful, unsure whether he was in a deep yogic trance (Samadhi) or had actually passed away. He then suddenly returned to his body, ending the people's anxiety. This previous experience, as mentioned in this chapter, caused similar confusion when he finally left his body, making the devotees hesitate and wonder if he might rise again, thus prolonging the discussion about the final arrangements.