How does the author of the Satcharitra justify recounting the sorrowful event of Sai Baba's passing in Chapter 43, and what is the stated purpose of doing so?

In Chapter 43, the author, Hemadpant, acknowledges that the 'news of the body’s end does not please anyone’s heart' and that listeners might grow weary. However, he provides a spiritual justification for narrating these events. He asserts that 'the passing of saints and sages purifies both the listeners and the speakers.' The chapter also puts forth the idea that remembering the glory of God's devotees, through devotional singing or chanting, is an unparalleled means to purify the inner self and wash away accumulated sins. Therefore, recounting Baba's final days, as done in Chapter 43, is framed not as a sorrowful tale but as a purifying and spiritually elevating act for the devotee.