In Chapter 45, the author laments that Sai's form "is now lost." What specific qualities and benefits of Sai's physical presence are mentioned as being lost?

Chapter 45 expresses a deep sense of loss regarding the end of Sai Baba's physical incarnation. The author lists several profound benefits that were directly associated with His physical presence. According to the chapter, the vision of that Sai-form brought "eternal contentment," and His company allowed for the "enjoyment of bliss." His presence also granted "liberation from the fear of worldly existence." The chapter further elaborates that this form led devotees to the "path of the supreme goal," removed the "illusion of Maya," and was a source through which "ultimate well-being is attained." Lastly, as mentioned in Chapter 45, this physical form had the power to make the fear of worldly existence vanish and give the mind courage in times of distress.