How does the author of the Sai Satcharitra describe their own role and the experience of Sai's grace in Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author humbly portrays themselves as a 'servant of the command,' merely following orders to write the life story of Sai Baba. They describe the process of writing as waves of words emerging while keeping their gaze fixed on Sai's feet. The author uses the analogy of a young tortoise, explaining that they are nourished simply by Sai's glance, never feeling thirsty, hungry, or exhausted, but always remaining satisfied. This powerful glance alone is said to take away hunger and thirst, illustrating the profound and sustaining nature of Sai's grace as detailed in this chapter.