From the perspective of the author of the Shri Sai Satcharitra, what is the significance of being chosen to write Baba's life story?

The author of the Satcharitra views his task of writing Baba's life story not as a burden but as a profound and undeserved blessing. As described in Chapter 3, he considers himself the "most insignificant of all" and marvels at how the "ocean of mercy" favored him. He sees this act of grace as a miracle, comparing it to a sturdy tree blooming effortlessly where there was no trace of moisture. While Baba assigned other devotees to build temples or perform kirtans, the author feels his path—the study and writing of Sai's life story—is the "straight path" and a supreme act of compassion from his Guru.