In what different conceptual forms can one perceive Sai Baba after his Mahasamadhi?

Sai Baba's presence is not limited to a single form or place; he is perceived in multiple divine aspects. According to Chapter 43, he can be experienced as a "hidden form in the Chavadi," the supreme "form of Brahman in the mosque," and the serene "form of Samadhi in the tomb." Beyond these specific locations, he is ultimately described as the universal "form of happiness everywhere." This illustrates that the powerful Sai is eternal and unbroken, knowing no coming or going, as he has merged into a state of bliss that permeates everything for the faithful devotee.