The text states that by merging with the Unmanifest, 'form has attained formlessness,' yet Sai Baba's support continues. How does faith bridge this gap between the formless and the devotee's experience?

This concept highlights the transcendent nature of Sai's grace, which is not bound by his physical form. Chapter 48 explains that although Sai merged with the Unmanifest, his 'quality of being a benefactor to Your devotees does not end.' The bridge between this formless state and the devotee is faith (Bhava). The scripture emphatically states, 'where there is faith, there is God.' It is this foundational faith that gives birth to uninterrupted love, which in turn allows the devotee to perceive and experience Sai's actions and presence today, just as they were experienced when he was in the body. Faith makes the incomprehensible accessible and ensures the devotee's connection to the 'King of Sadgurus' remains unbroken.