How does the author of Sai Satcharitra portray his relationship with Sai Baba and the process of writing the book in Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author presents himself as a humble instrument of Sai Baba's grace. He states he is merely a "servant of the command," and the words of the life story emerge simply by following orders. He describes his creative process as one of intense devotion, where he keeps his gaze on Sai's feet, and from there, "waves of words emerge." He uses the metaphor of being a young tortoise nourished solely by its mother's glance, explaining that Sai's glance alone is enough to take away his thirst and hunger, keeping him perpetually satisfied and fulfilled.