How did the author, Hemadpant, personally react to witnessing the wheat grinding incident, and what did it lead him to do?

The author, Hemadpant, was profoundly affected by the wheat grinding incident. Chapter 1 reveals his initial state of wonder and his struggle to reconcile the cause (grinding wheat) with the effect (ending an epidemic). He describes this as an "inconceivable cause and effect." This powerful experience of witnessing Baba's divine play stirred a deep emotional and creative response within him. As he states, love surged in his heart like waves in an ocean of milk. This profound feeling inspired him to write a book, the Shri Sai Satcharitra, in order to "sing the sweet story of Baba to my heart's content," effectively making this event a primary catalyst for the creation of the text itself.