How does Chapter 11 address the concept of death, particularly in relation to Sai Baba himself?

Chapter 11 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra addresses the concept of death from a philosophical standpoint, teaching that the physical body is perishable and destined to end. It advises devotees not to grieve this fact but to focus on the eternal, unmanifest reality. The text explains that the entire visible universe, from the creator down to a blade of grass, is an expression of the Unmanifest. All things come into form from this Unmanifest source and will ultimately merge back into it. Therefore, as Chapter 11 concludes, there is no true death for anyone's essential nature. Applying this principle to Sai Baba, the chapter asserts that he is absolutely deathless. He is described as eternally pure, enlightened, and untainted, transcending the cycle of physical birth and death.