How does Chapter 43 describe Sai Baba's spiritual state and existence after he left his physical body?

Chapter 43 explains that after leaving his body, Sai Baba reached a state of self-attainment and a dwelling of happiness. The text describes this as an "imperishable state, devoid of rebirth." By leaving his physical form, he transitioned from being manifest to unmanifest. This chapter states that he lost his localized nature and achieved omnipresence, becoming eternally whole by merging with his true self. In essence, while the "one-sided avatar ended," his complete form was realized, and he became the soul and life breath of all, demonstrating a transition from a physical being to an all-pervading spiritual presence.