What justification does the author, Hemad, provide in Chapter 43 for recounting the story of Sai Baba's passing, even if it might be sad for listeners?

In Chapter 43, the author acknowledges that the news of the body's end does not please anyone's heart and that listeners might grow weary hearing it. However, he provides a spiritual justification, stating that the passing of saints and sages purifies both the listeners and the speakers. Furthermore, Hemad expresses that remembering the glory of God's devotees through bhajan or kirtan is an unparalleled and easy means for purifying the mind and washing away accumulated sins. Therefore, recounting these events is presented as a sacred and purifying act of devotion.