How did the author of the Sai Satcharita describe his experience of writing the book and Sai Baba's role in the process?

The author explains that writing the Satcharita was an act inspired and directed by Sai Baba himself. As detailed in Chapter 49, the author felt that without Sai's inspiration, the work would be dry and that he was merely a tool. He states that the merciful Sainath entered his mind to get His own book written. The text mentions that whenever the author would forget the narrative or feel lazy, Sai would provide the remembrance at the right time, even manifesting stories unexpectedly, compelling him to pick up the pen. The author concludes that Sai is both the composer and the writer of the stories, and this divine process also fulfilled the author's own desires.