I feel spiritually lost and stagnant now that Baba is no longer physically present. What does the scripture say to comfort someone like me?

The scripture offers direct solace for this feeling of being lost. Chapter 43 powerfully refutes the idea that Baba has perished, stating, 'The mind does not accept this talk.' It explains that a being who was 'firmly imprinted in the hearts of devotees' cannot truly be gone. His departure was a conscious choice to merge into the unmanifest, and from that state, he 'always keeps the devotees awake.' The text encourages you to believe that he now resides within your heart. Citing the example of saints like Gyaneshwar who gave darshan centuries later, Chapter 43 assures us that physical departure is not an end. Baba remains an 'unbroken' presence who fills the entire world, and your experience of him is shaped by the devotion within your own mind.