Chapter 45 states that Sai "brought His incarnation to an end." Can you elaborate on what this means and how His presence continues, based on the text?

In Chapter 45, the phrase "brought His incarnation to an end" refers to Sai Baba's physical departure from the world for His supreme abode. This is described as a state of Yoga that is beyond comprehension, occurring after the work of His incarnation was complete. The text acknowledges the loss of the physical form that vanquished fear and awakened morality. However, Chapter 45 also clarifies that His presence endures. Before leaving, Sai established His form in the hearts of His devotees via meditation. Furthermore, the chapter posits that this very book, the Satcharitra, serves as His literary form, ensuring His remembrance at every step for his followers.