How does the author, Hemadpant, portray his own role and capability in the process of writing the Shri Sai Satcharitra in Chapter 50?

In Chapter 50, Hemadpant presents himself with great humility, downplaying his own abilities as an author. He questions his own capacity to capture Sai's glory by asking, "What power do I, a wretched one, have to describe his glory?" He firmly believes he is merely a channel or an instrument. The chapter asserts that it is Sai Baba himself who, "out of love for his devotees, reveals this book through grace." Hemadpant positions himself as 'humble at Sai's feet,' lovingly requesting that the listeners approach the stories with faith and an attentive mind, reinforcing the idea that the work's origin is divine rather than human.