What specific benefits of Sai Baba's physical presence are lamented as being lost in Chapter 45?

Chapter 45 lists several profound benefits of Sai Baba's physical presence that are now deeply missed. The text states that the sight of his Sai-form brought "eternal contentment," his company allowed for the "enjoyment of bliss," and his presence granted "liberation from the fear of worldly existence." The chapter continues by noting that this lost form was what led people to the path of the supreme goal, removed the illusion of Maya, awakened a sense of justice and morality, and gave the mind courage during times of distress. As Chapter 45 makes clear, the end of his incarnation meant this direct source of comfort and guidance was "lost to our sight."