Chapter 45 expresses a sense of loss regarding Sai Baba's physical form. What specific qualities of that form are described as being lost?

Chapter 45 deeply laments the loss of Sai Baba's physical presence, describing several key qualities that are now gone from sight. The chapter states that His vision brought eternal contentment and His company brought the enjoyment of bliss. Furthermore, His presence granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence. The text also mentions that this Sai-form was the one that leads to the path of the supreme goal and removes the illusion of Maya, bringing about ultimate well-being. As described in Chapter 45, it was also this form that made the fear of worldly existence vanish and gave the mind courage in times of distress.