Could you elaborate on the role of the author's ego in the process of writing Sai Baba's stories, based on Baba's own words?

Sai Baba placed immense importance on the dissolution of the author's ego as a prerequisite for writing the stories. In Chapter 2, He made it clear that the author was "merely a pretext" and that Baba Himself would be the true writer. The condition was that the author "should dissolve his ego and surrender it at my feet." Baba explained that when the ego is dissolved and no trace of it remains, He Himself would enter with 'I-ness' and write with His own hand. This act of surrender was crucial, as Baba promised full assistance only to one who acts in this way.