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

Chapter 43 explains that after leaving his body, Sai Baba reached an imperishable state devoid of rebirth, becoming unmanifest where he was once manifest. The text states that by losing his localized nature, he achieved omnipresence. He became eternally whole by merging with his true self. While this one-sided avatar ended, his complete form was realized. Chapter 43 poignantly describes him as the life and soul of all, and notes that without his physical presence, the villagers felt poor, miserable, and filled with a great lamentation.