Chapter 45 mourns the loss of Sai's physical form. What specific benefits were associated with his tangible presence that are now lost?

Chapter 45 poignantly details the benefits that were directly tied to Sai Baba's physical presence, the loss of which is deeply lamented. According to the text, the very vision of his "Sai-form" brought eternal contentment, his company provided the enjoyment of bliss, and his presence granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence. As further detailed in Chapter 45, his form guided people toward the supreme goal, removed the illusion of Maya, awakened a sense of justice and morality, and gave the mind courage in times of distress. The chapter frames the end of his incarnation as the loss of this direct, tangible source of spiritual well-being.