How does the author justify writing another book about Sai Baba when several others already exist?

In Chapter 2, the author directly addresses the potential doubt about the need for this new text. The justification provided is that Sai's life is like a vast, infinite ocean, a mine of countless jewels. The author compares their own effort to that of a tiny Titwi bird trying to empty this ocean, implying that it's an impossible task to capture everything completely. Therefore, any contribution, no matter how small, is valuable. The text states that one should find satisfaction in whatever can be told, as Sai's unique and infinite stories provide peace from worldly troubles, give enthusiasm to listeners, and offer steadiness of mind to devotees.