Based on the events in the mosque, what inspired the author, Hemadpant, to write the book about Sai Baba?

The author, Hemadpant, was profoundly moved by witnessing Sai Baba grind wheat. In Chapter 1, he expresses his deep wonder at the event and the seemingly illogical connection between grinding wheat and curing disease. The text states, "Seeing the inconceivable cause and effect, I felt like writing a book." This experience of witnessing Baba's mysterious power and the unique way he operated filled the author's heart with love and a strong desire to share these stories. He explains, "love surged in my heart; I felt like singing the sweet story of Baba to my heart's content." It was this direct observation of Baba's divine, inexplicable play that served as the primary inspiration for him to begin writing the Shri Sai Satcharitra.