Hemadpant describes himself as a "pretext" for the Sai Satcharitra. What does he believe is the true purpose and origin of this book?

In Chapter 14, Hemadpant humbly describes his role as the author, stating he is merely a "pretext" and that Sai Himself is the true source of the work. He believes Sai is both the prompter of the speech and the narrator of His own story. The purpose of this composition goes beyond a simple biography; it is described as a "treasure of happiness" and a "fruit of one's own supreme nectar." The stated goal, as mentioned in this chapter, is to increase the love and devotion of the devotees through the repetition of the stories, ultimately helping them break the bonds of delusion and attachment and find happiness.