How does Chapter 31 connect the practice of remembering God's name to the story of the sannyasi?

Chapter 31 begins by establishing a profound philosophical foundation. It explains that one's state of mind at the moment of death determines their subsequent state, emphasizing that meditating on God's form leads to freedom from the cycle of birth. The text advocates for the continuous practice of remembering the Name so that this remembrance remains steadfast during the difficult final moments. As Chapter 31 states, this is the purpose of satsang and surrendering to saints. This theme directly foreshadows the story of the sannyasi Vijayananda, who is journeying towards liberation, implying his encounter with Sai Baba will be pivotal for his 'state at the end.'