Chapter 45 speaks of Sai's form being 'lost to our sight.' How does the chapter describe this loss and what it meant for devotees?

Chapter 45 vividly captures the deep sense of loss following Sai Baba's departure from his physical body. It laments that the 'Sai-form, whose vision brings eternal contentment...is now lost to our sight.' This form was cherished because it led people to the supreme goal, dispelled the illusion of Maya, and provided courage in difficult times. The text explains that Sai, having completed the work of His incarnation, ended His physical manifestation in a state of Yoga beyond comprehension. As Chapter 45 clarifies, before departing, He established His form in the hearts of devotees through meditation.