How did the person who took over writing the final summary feel about the task?

The author who undertook the completion of the summary, as described in Chapter 53, expresses profound humility and self-doubt. After the original author's passing and a failed attempt by others to produce the summary, this new writer felt dejected. They describe themselves as a "fool with a dull intellect" with "no scent of knowledge" and feel blind to the art of poetry. Despite this feeling of inadequacy, the author places their complete faith in a higher power, praying to Lord Dattaguru and Sai-Narayana for compassion and inspiration. They believe their role is merely to be an instrument, stating that the Guru's power can "make a gnat lift a mountain" and that Sai himself will be the true writer of the summary.