How did Nanasaheb Nimonkar pass away, and what did his final days reveal about his devotion?

Nanasaheb Nimonkar's passing was a profound testament to his devotion. The narrative in Chapter 0 states that he did not live long after Maharaj, who soon 'took him to his feet.' In his last three days, his consciousness was completely absorbed by Maharaj. He saw Maharaj everywhere and in everyone. He would address anyone who came near him as 'Sai Baba.' He even said 'Come, Sai Baba' to his own wife, and when she corrected him, he replied, 'Who is in you? Baba is there. You are Baba.' This shows his end came in a state of constant, unwavering remembrance of Maharaj.