How is the name 'Hemadpant' introduced, and what is its significance in the context of the chapter?

The origin of the name "Hemadpant" is introduced as a sub-story within the main narrative. At the end of Chapter 2, the author reflects on Sai Baba's words, "Do not engage in dualistic explanations." This phrase triggers the author's memory of a promise he made to his listeners to explain how he was given the name "Hemadpant." He acknowledges that readers would naturally be curious about this name, which appears at the end of every chapter. The introduction of this story serves to satisfy that curiosity and is presented as another instance of Sai's inspiration. It is significant because it is framed by a discussion of the author's former argumentative nature, suggesting the story of the name's origin will be related to his personal transformation.