Chapter 45 expresses a sense of loss regarding Sai Baba's physical form. What specific benefits of His physical presence are lamented as being "lost to our sight"?

Chapter 45 profoundly mourns the loss of Sai Baba's physical presence by detailing the immense benefits it conferred upon devotees. The author laments that the Sai-form, whose very vision brought eternal contentment and whose company provided the enjoyment of bliss, is now lost. His physical presence granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence and guided people to the supreme goal by removing the illusion of Maya. The chapter also notes that this form, which awakened a sense of justice and morality while giving the mind courage in times of distress, has now vanished from sight, highlighting the deep void left by his departure.