How does the author of the Shri Sai Satcharita, Hemadpant, describe his process and inspiration for writing the book?

Hemadpant describes his role as that of a humble instrument for a divine will. In Chapter 49, he explains that Sai Baba himself was the true author. He states, "If I forget the narrative, He gives me the remembrance at the right time." He felt that even if he tried to rest, stories would manifest unexpectedly, compelling him to write. Hemadpant believed that the merciful Sainath entered his mind to get His own book written, thereby fulfilling the author's desires as well. He concludes that without Sai's inspiration, the work would be devoid of life, as Sai is both the composer and the writer of the stories of saints.