Chapter 45 expresses a sense of loss regarding Sai's physical departure. What specific benefits and qualities associated with Sai's physical presence are now considered 'lost to our sight'?

Chapter 45 poignantly describes the void left by Sai Baba's departure from his physical form. The author laments that the Sai-form, which brought eternal contentment upon sight and blissful enjoyment in its company, is now lost. The text details that this form granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence, showed the path to the supreme goal, and removed the illusion of Maya. As mentioned in Chapter 45, this physical presence also awakened a sense of justice and morality while providing courage to the mind during times of distress, all of which are now missed with his physical departure.