How does the author of the Satcharitra express his feelings of inadequacy when faced with the task of writing about a saint like Sai Baba?

In Chapter 2, the author expresses profound humility and a sense of inadequacy. He questions his ability to write a saint's life story when he cannot even fully understand his own inner self, let alone describe the mind of a saint without error. He notes that even the Vedas became silent when trying to define the Lord's form, highlighting the audacity of his attempt. The author uses a powerful metaphor, stating that one could sooner measure the seven seas or wrap the sky than measure the worth of a saint. He acknowledges himself as a 'lowly person' but confesses that the desire to sing Baba's praises was an irresistible and uncontrollable force.