Chapter 45 describes the loss of Sai Baba's physical form. How does the text suggest devotees can still connect with Him and what benefits does this connection bring?

Chapter 45 poignantly describes the loss of Sai's physical form, which once brought "eternal contentment" and "liberation from the fear of worldly existence." However, the chapter offers a powerful alternative for connection. It states that while the physical incarnation has ended, this book, the Shri Sai Satcharitra, now serves as His "literary form" that will "provide remembrance at every step." Furthermore, the text explains that Sai established His form in the hearts of devotees through meditation before He departed. As detailed in Chapter 45, the act of listening to these stories with a concentrated mind brings a unique and indescribable peace, making it a "supremely holy act."