How does Chapter 45 address the sense of loss following Sai Baba's departure, and what comfort does it propose?

Chapter 45 conveys a deep sense of loss regarding Sai Baba's physical departure, repeatedly lamenting that the 'Sai-form' is now 'lost to our sight'—a form that brought bliss and removed worldly fear. The chapter notes that Sai first established his form in the hearts of devotees before he 'brought His incarnation to an end.' The primary comfort offered, as detailed in Chapter 45, is the Shri Sai Satcharitra itself. The text posits that this book is Baba's 'literary form,' which provides remembrance and that listening to these stories brings a unique and indescribable peace to the concentrated mind.