How does the author of Chapter 45 describe the absence of Sai Baba's physical form and what benefits were lost with his departure?

In Chapter 45, the author laments the loss of Sai Baba's physical presence, repeatedly stating that the Sai-form is now lost to our sight. This form was a source of profound benefits; its vision brought eternal contentment, its company led to the enjoyment of bliss, and its presence granted liberation from the fear of worldly existence. According to the details in Chapter 45, this form also guided people to the supreme goal, removed the illusion of Maya, awakened justice and morality, and provided courage during times of distress, all of which are now missed after He departed for His supreme abode.