How does the author of the Shri Sai Satcharitra describe the personal inspiration and process behind writing the book?

In Chapter 25, the author humbly explains that the desire to write the Shri Sai Charitra arose in his heart, but he felt he lacked the necessary authority, knowledge, or erudition for such a task. He states that Sai Baba Himself inspired him, a self-described "poor soul," and made him write the book with his own hands to awaken the devotees. The author recounts that when Sai gave the command, "Keep the records," his meager intellect was suddenly endowed with courage and special knowledge. He views the resulting life story not as his own work, but as the grace and "Prasad" from the Saint's feet, a nectar-like tale to be served to devotees.