How does the author of the Sai Satcharitra portray the process of writing the book in Chapter 6?

In Chapter 6, the author humbly describes his role in writing the Sai Satcharitra as being entirely dependent on Sai Baba's divine will and power. He confesses his own inadequacy, stating, 'When I take paper to write, I cannot join word to word.' He attributes the entire creative process to Sai, explaining, 'but when He Himself makes me write by His own power, even while writing, it seems inexhaustible.' This chapter reveals a core belief about the scripture's origin: it is not a mere human effort but a divinely inspired work. The author further notes that whenever his ego interferes, Sai Baba 'suppresses it with His own hand' and bestows His power upon the disciple, highlighting a deep, collaborative, and grace-filled writing experience.