Describe the author's personal feelings and the source of his confidence in writing the Satcharitra.

The author expresses a sense of humility, referring to his "meager intellect." However, he explains in Chapter 25 that at the moment of writing, he became endowed with courage and special knowledge. He attributes this newfound audacity not to himself but to a higher power. His confidence stems from the belief that Sai Baba, being "profound in virtues," would Himself accept the book for the salvation of His devotees. He concludes that the work is not just a play of words but is the grace and "Prasad" of the Saint's feet, which gave him the conviction to proceed.