How does the story of the Satcharitra's completion in Chapter 53 reflect the idea of 'Baba's will'?

Chapter 53 powerfully illustrates the theme that divine will supersedes human intentions. The chapter opens by noting Hemadpant's promise to write a summary, but this plan was abruptly halted by his death. The text explicitly states, "Nothing happens by one's own will; Baba’s will is more powerful." This event, along with the subsequent failure to produce a summary despite efforts by other devotees, reinforces the idea that the book's completion was not in human hands. The narrator's deep humility and reliance on prayer underscore this, culminating in the belief that Sai himself, the "breaker of obstacles," is the true author of the final summary, using the narrator as a mere instrument to fulfill His will.