What are the main teachings and stories introduced in Chapter 44 of Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 44 of the Sai Satcharitra begins with powerful invocations and salutations, describing Sai Baba as the embodiment of consciousness and happiness. The chapter beautifully compares Gods like Rama and Krishna with Saints, noting that while Gods are handsome, Saints are the form of bliss and melt even for their detractors. As detailed in Chapter 44, it then sets the stage for the narrative of Baba's passing. It recounts how Baba listened to the Ramayana for two weeks straight, culminating in his Mahasamadhi on Vijayadashami. The text also touches upon the immediate aftermath, including the 26-hour debate between Hindus and Muslims about the final rites and the confusion over whether Baba was in a state of Samadhi or had actually passed away, referencing a similar event from 32 years prior.