According to Chapter 25, what was the author's state of mind before writing the Satcharitra, and how did Sai Baba intervene?

In Chapter 25, the author reveals that although a desire to write Sai's life story arose in his heart, he felt completely unqualified for the task. He describes himself as a 'poor soul' who lacked the authority, knowledge, or erudition to write such a profound book. However, he explains that Sai Baba Himself intervened directly, giving the command, 'Keep the records.' As detailed in Chapter 25, at that very moment of receiving the command, the author's 'meager intellect became endowed with courage and special knowledge,' empowering him to undertake the sacred work of writing the Satcharitra for the benefit of all devotees.