Based on Chapter 49 of the Sai Satcharitra, what is the author's motivation for writing the book, and how is it compared to other forms of praise?

In Chapter 49, the author reveals that while silence is the truest form of praise for the Sadguru whose greatness even the Vedas could not fully describe, the sheer bliss of Sai's qualities makes it impossible to remain quiet. The author compares this experience to tasting a sweet delicacy; its sweetness turns bland if not shared with friends and virtuous people. This desire to share the feast of Sai's stories and double the bliss is what matured into the book. Therefore, as described in Chapter 49, the compulsion to share the joy of Sai's divine Leela with fellow listeners is the primary motivation for writing.