Why did Bapusaheb Buti become so anxious about the mansion he was building for Baba?

Bapusaheb Buti's anxiety was directly linked to Sai Baba's failing health. As detailed in Chapter 39, Buti had invested lakhs of rupees into building the wada and converting it into a Murlidhar temple, a project Baba had personally blessed. When Baba fell seriously ill and his end seemed near, Buti became deeply troubled. He feared that Baba's feet would never touch the temple, rendering the entire effort and expense meaningless. He lamented, "After Baba has left his body, what is the use of Murlidhar or the house?" This profound anxiety stemmed from his devotion and the fear that his offering would be unfulfilled before it was ultimately resolved by Baba's final command.