According to Chapter 2, why did the author decide to write another book about Sai Baba when other books already existed?

The author acknowledges that other works, such as those by Das Ganu and the 'Sai Prabha' series, already existed. However, Chapter 2 explains that Sai's life is analogized to a vast, infinite ocean, making it impossible for any single work to describe it completely. The author, comparing himself to a small bird trying to empty this ocean, believes there is satisfaction in telling whatever can be told. The primary motivation, as stated in Chapter 2, was to collect these infinite stories for the benefit of simple and loving devotees who couldn't see Baba in person, so they too could gain merit and purity by hearing of his greatness.