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

According to Chapter 43, Sai Baba's state after leaving his body was a profound transformation from a localized being to an all-pervading presence. The text states that by leaving the body, he became "unmanifest" and that he "lost his localized nature and reached omnipresence." It describes this as reaching an "imperishable state, devoid of rebirth" where he became "eternally whole, merging with his true self." Chapter 43 poetically explains this by stating that while the "one-sided avatar ended, the complete form was beautifully realized." In essence, the chapter portrays his passing not as an end, but as a transition into a state of self-attainment and a dwelling of happiness, where he became the very soul and breath of all existence.