How does the author of the Satcharitra describe Sai Baba's role in the creation of the book in Chapter 3?

The author presents a very humble perspective on his role in writing the Satcharitra. In Chapter 3, he explains that he is merely a pretext or an instrument for a divine work orchestrated by Sainath Himself. He writes, "Keeping me in front as a pretext, He Himself did this work." To illustrate this point, the text uses beautiful analogies. Sai's grace and love are compared to a motherly cow that naturally feels a surge of milk for her calf and a rain cloud that showers rain for the thirsty Chataka bird. As Chapter 3 conveys, the creation of these stories is not the author's own effort but an outpouring of Sai's love to satisfy the spiritual thirst of His devotees.