What specific activity did Sai Baba engage in during the two weeks leading up to his Mahasamadhi, according to Chapter 44?

According to the account in Chapter 44, Sai Baba, knowing His end was near, dedicated His final days to a specific spiritual practice. For a period of two full weeks, which is described as fourteen days and nights, He listened with focused contemplation to the Ramayana being recited by a Brahmin. The chapter explicitly states that as these two weeks of listening to the Ramayana concluded, the day of Vijayadashami arrived, and on that day, Baba attained the state of bodilessness, marking His passing from the physical form. This act is presented as a significant and deliberate preparation for His final departure.