How does the narrative of Chapter 53's creation demonstrate the power of the Guru's will over human plans?

Chapter 53 serves as a powerful testament to the supremacy of the Guru's will. The chapter explicitly states that while Hemadpant promised to write a summary, it did not happen, leading to the conclusion that "Nothing happens by one's own will; Baba’s will is more powerful." Hemadpant's sudden death is presented as an event within a larger divine plan. Furthermore, the new author, feeling completely unqualified, surrenders his ego and prays for the Guru's grace, believing that "Sai, the breaker of obstacles (Vakratunda), will be the one to write this summary." As described in Chapter 53, the entire process is framed as a direct manifestation of Sai Baba's will guiding the creation of His own story.