How does Chapter 43 describe the philosophical state of Sai Baba after he left his body?

According to Chapter 43, after leaving his physical form, Sai Baba reached an imperishable state devoid of rebirth and became unmanifest. The text explains that while his 'one-sided avatar' ended, he achieved his complete form and became eternally whole by merging with his true self. He transitioned from a localized nature to omnipresence. As the chapter beautifully states, Sai was the life and soul of all beings, and by leaving the body, he simply lost his localized nature to become universally present.