How does Chapter 45 describe the void left by Sai Baba's physical departure and the qualities of His form?

Chapter 45 poignantly expresses the loss of Sai Baba's physical presence, repeatedly stating that the 'Sai-form... is now lost to our sight.' The chapter extols the virtues of this physical form, noting that its vision brought eternal contentment and its company brought the enjoyment of bliss. This form is described as the one that led devotees to the supreme goal, removed the illusion of Maya, vanquished the fear of worldly existence, and awakened a sense of justice and morality. As Chapter 45 conveys, although Sai departed for His supreme abode, He first established His form in the hearts of His devotees through meditation.