How does Chapter 45 describe the impact of Sai Baba's physical departure on his devotees?

Chapter 45 poignantly describes the loss of Sai Baba's physical form, referring to it as the 'Sai-form' that is now 'lost to our sight.' This form was a source of eternal contentment, bliss, and liberation from the fear of worldly existence. Its presence removed the illusion of Maya, awakened justice and morality, and gave courage in times of distress. The chapter explains that although Sai departed for His supreme abode and brought His incarnation to an end, He established His form in the hearts of devotees through meditation.