The scriptures mention that devotees' quarrels pained Baba. Can you elaborate on their repentance and Baba's promise of reappearance?

The devotees felt deep repentance after Baba's departure, realizing their internal fighting had caused him pain. They recalled his saying, "It is not good to harass anyone; that gives me pain," and understood that by harassing each other, they had "lost Sainath." This remorse is described in Chapter 43. However, they found hope in Baba's own words, which he had shared before leaving his body. He promised, "As an eight-year-old child, I will appear again." Chapter 43 draws a parallel to the Krishna avatar's appearance before Devaki, suggesting this promised return is for the salvation of his poor devotees.