What specific instructions did Sai Baba provide for the burial of the tiger, and what was the significance of these directions?

After the tiger died, the darveshis asked Sai Baba for guidance on its burial. As recounted in Chapter 31, Baba told them not to worry, assuring them the tiger was meritorious and had attained supreme bliss. He gave precise instructions for its final resting place. He directed them to take the body beyond a nearby hillock to a temple of Shankara (Shiva) and bury it near the statue of Nandi. Baba explained that burying the tiger there would ensure it attained a 'good end.' This act, carried out by the darveshis' hands, would finalize the creature's 'freedom from debt, freedom from bondage,' completing the karmic cycle that had brought them all together.