How does Chapter 3 illustrate the grace of Sainath in the creation of these stories?

Chapter 3 beautifully illustrates Sainath's grace using powerful metaphors. The author feels that Sai Baba Himself is the true creator of these works, merely using the author as a pretext or instrument. This divine grace is compared to a mother cow that naturally feels a surge of milk for her calf, emphasizing that Sai's love flows effortlessly and abundantly for His devotees. Another metaphor used in Chapter 3 is that of a rain cloud (Sai) showering mercy upon a Chataka bird (the author/devotee) to quench its thirst. This shows that Sai's grace is a spontaneous, loving act meant to satisfy the spiritual longing of His followers.