The text claims that Sai's actions as a benefactor continue even after he left his body. What evidence or specific examples does Chapter 48 provide to substantiate this extraordinary claim?

Chapter 48 addresses this by stating it as a continuous spiritual reality for his followers. The text asserts, "Your quality of being a benefactor to Your devotees does not end even after leaving the body." As the substantiation for this claim, it explains that "Whatever actions were performed while in the body, the same are experienced today in the Unmanifest state by those who are devoted to You." The chapter presents this not as empirical proof in a worldly sense, but as the direct, ongoing experience of the devoted. It is a testament to Sai's nature as the Unmanifest Brahman, who, despite having attained formlessness, remains an active benefactor for those who maintain their faith and love.