How does the author describe his own role and creative process in writing Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author, Hemadpant, presents himself as a humble instrument of his Guru, Sai Baba. He explicitly states, "I am merely a servant of the command; Knowing only how to follow orders respectfully, these letters of the life story have emerged." This demonstrates his belief that he is not the true creator of the work but is simply transcribing a divine mandate. He further elaborates on this process using a beautiful metaphor, explaining that by keeping his gaze fixed on Sai's feet, "waves of words emerge from there," which he then collects into the "pot of this holy life story." As described in Chapter 35, this perspective reinforces the idea that the Satcharitra is not a product of human intellect but a direct flow of grace from the Sadguru.