What is Sai Baba's perspective on death and why is it not something to be feared?

According to the teachings in Chapter 43, death is viewed not as a sorrowful end but as a natural state for the physical body. For saints like Sai, who are immersed in the bliss of Brahman, death is meaningless. The text explains that death is merely the separation of the body and senses, whereas birth is their union. Those who have conquered death and remain in their true form have no fear of it; to them, death is like dust. Chapter 43 states that for one who has already turned the body to ashes before it falls, the concept of fearing death is irrelevant.