How did Nanasaheb Nimonkar perceive the world in his final moments?

In his final days, Nanasaheb Nimonkar's consciousness was completely absorbed in Sai Baba. The narrative in Chapter 0 explains that during his last three days, he perceived Maharaj everywhere and in everyone. He would greet anyone who approached him with the words "Sai Baba." This was so pervasive that he even addressed his own wife as "Come, Sai Baba." When she tried to clarify her identity, he responded by asking, "Who is in you? Baba is there. You are Baba." This profound experience illustrates that his end came in a state of constant, all-encompassing remembrance of Maharaj, who had affectionately called him "Kaka."