How does the text assert Sai Baba's continued presence and influence after his Mahasamadhi?

Chapter 43 provides several points to affirm Baba's continued presence. It states that the 'beginningless and endless Sai will remain unbroken even at the end of the universe.' His influence is proven by the fact that devotees can still have experiences of him based on the feeling in their own minds. The text draws parallels to other great saints like Gyaneshwar Maharaj, who gave darshan centuries later, suggesting Sai is the same eternal principle. Though he became one with Brahman, he simultaneously fills the 'moving and non-moving world' in his true form, always keeping his devotees awake and protected from the dangers of birth and death.