The text mentions Sai Baba has authority over Time. How is this idea explained?

Chapter 44 presents the idea that Sai Baba, as a Saint, transcends the limitations of mortality. It makes the bold statement, "He who has authority even over Time (Death); how can he suffer at its hands?" This suggests that for such a being, the conventional understanding of death does not apply. The text reinforces this by calling the state of death a "completely false rumor" for the Ultimate Reality that Sai represents. This authority is further illustrated by the memory of a past event where Baba seemingly died for three days before returning to his body, demonstrating a control over life and death that bewildered his followers. The chapter posits that Sai's essence is one with the timeless divine, making him master over death itself.