Chapter 45 frames Sai Baba's departure as bringing his 'incarnation to an end.' How does the chapter explain this event and its spiritual implications for his followers?

In Chapter 45 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra, Sai Baba's departure is not seen as a mere death but as the conscious conclusion of his incarnation, a "state of Yoga is beyond comprehension." The immediate implication for followers is a deep sense of loss, as the form which awakened justice and gave courage is now gone. However, the chapter presents a deeper spiritual implication: the transition from physical dependence to internal realization. As Chapter 45 explains, Sai established His form in the devotees' hearts through meditation before he departed. This means followers are guided toward finding Sai within themselves, using the Satcharitra as a tool for remembrance and achieving peace through concentrated listening.