Given that Sai Baba's physical form is gone, what path does Chapter 45 lay out for a seeker aiming for liberation?

Chapter 45 provides a clear path for a spiritual seeker in the absence of Sai's physical body. It begins by affirming that while the form went, Sai remains in the Unmanifest. The prescribed path for a 'blessed seeker of liberation' involves several key steps. First, one must practice discrimination between the eternal (Brahman) and the transient (the world). According to the text, the seeker should then renounce the fruits of enjoyment, achieve the six-fold virtues like calmness, and give up hope in others. The chapter stresses the importance of strong self-confidence and meditating only on the Guru, who is described as the 'true Brahman.' This constant focus, born from dispassion towards the transient world, is presented as the means to achieve the ultimate spiritual goal.