How does the author describe his personal motivation and divine inspiration for writing the Shri Sai Charitra?

The author explains that the desire to write the life story of Shri Sai arose in his heart, but he felt he lacked the necessary authority, knowledge, or erudition for such a task. As detailed in Chapter 25, he credits Sai Baba Himself for the inspiration and ability to write the book. The author states that he, a "poor soul," was given a direct command to "keep the records." This divine command endowed his "meager intellect" with courage and special knowledge, leading him to believe that Sai, profound in virtues, would accept the book for the salvation of His devotees. He views the work not as his own but as a result of Sai's grace.