Chapter 45 mentions that Sai's physical form is now 'lost to our sight.' What specific qualities of that form does the chapter say have been lost?

Chapter 45 nostalgically recalls the profound impact of Sai Baba's physical presence, listing several key qualities that are now lost to the sight of devotees. The chapter mentions that His vision brought eternal contentment and His company brought the enjoyment of bliss. His presence granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence. Furthermore, that sacred form led people to the path of the supreme goal and removed the illusion of Maya. As detailed in Chapter 45, Baba's physical form also had the power to awaken justice and morality and to give the mind courage in times of distress, qualities that are now sought through meditation and His literary form.