How does the author of Chapter 53 justify taking on the task of writing the summary after Hemadpant's passing, and what divine assistance do they invoke?

The author of Chapter 53 expresses profound humility and feelings of inadequacy when faced with completing Hemadpant's work, calling himself a "fool with a dull intellect" who is "blind to poetry." According to the chapter, he justifies his ability to write the summary not by his own merit, but through complete surrender and prayer for divine intervention. He prays to Lord Dattaguru, believing His power is so great He "can make a gnat lift a mountain." He also prays to Sai-Narayana for inspiration, concluding that it is Sai, the "breaker of obstacles," who will be the true author, using the writer's mouth as "merely an instrument."