Explore the author's self-perceived limitations and ultimate justification for writing the Satcharitra, as detailed in Chapter 2.

In Chapter 2, the author reveals a significant internal struggle regarding their fitness for the task of writing about Sai Baba. They express deep-seated doubts, mentioning they have crossed sixty years of age and feel their intellect is neither sharp nor full. This leads to a fear that the effort might fail and result in 'empty talk.' As described in Chapter 2, the author grapples with the vastness of Sai's life, comparing it to an ocean they are trying to empty like a tiny Titwi bird. The ultimate justification, however, is a spiritual one. The author concludes that even if the effort only produces talk, it is better for that talk to be for Sai's love and a spiritual goal rather than being useless. The primary motivation is to serve simple devotees and collect Baba's stories for their benefit.