Given that other books about Sai Baba already existed, how does the author justify the need for writing the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 2 directly addresses the question of why a new book is necessary when works like Das Ganu's writings and publications like 'Sai Prabha' already existed. The author explains that Sai Baba's life is like a "vast ocean, an infinite mine of jewels," making it impossible for any single text to describe it completely. As the source material conveys, he compares his effort to a small bird trying to empty the ocean, acknowledging the impossibility but finding satisfaction in telling what can be told. The infinite nature of Sai's unique stories, which provide peace and steadiness of mind, warrants this new collection.