The text mentions that devotees felt repentance after Baba's passing. What specific actions caused this feeling of guilt?

The devotees' repentance, as detailed in Chapter 43, stemmed from their belief that their own behavior contributed to Baba leaving them. The text reveals their regret with the words, "We did not bring this saying of Baba’s to mind; we fought as much as we liked. By harassing devotee after devotee, we lost Sainath." They specifically failed to live by Baba's teaching that "It is not good to harass anyone; that gives me pain." Their internal conflicts and strife among themselves were seen as a direct cause for losing their beloved Guru, leading to a profound sense of remorse and a painful realization of their own shortcomings.