How does the author describe his personal experience and the divine inspiration behind writing the Satcharitra in Chapter 49?

In Chapter 49, the author, Hemadpant, reveals that the Sai Satcharitra was written through divine inspiration from Sai Baba himself. He states that although he sometimes wished to remain quiet, an unexpected story would manifest, compelling him to write. He confesses that if he ever forgot the narrative, Sai would give him the remembrance at the right time. Ultimately, the author concludes that Sai Himself is both the composer and the writer of the book, using Hemadpant as an instrument to get His own book written and to fulfill the author's desires, emphasizing that without Sai's inspiration, the work would be dry and lifeless.