What does Chapter 43 say about Sai Baba's state after he left his body?

According to the narrative in Chapter 43, after Sai Baba left his body, he transitioned into a new state of being rather than simply ceasing to exist. The text explains that he reached an imperishable state, devoid of rebirth. By leaving his physical form, he became unmanifest, moving beyond a localized nature to achieve omnipresence. Chapter 43 describes this as him becoming "eternally whole, merging with his true self." It posits that while his one-sided avatar ended, his complete form was realized, and he remained the life and soul of all, despite no longer being physically present.