In Chapter 30, how does the author describe his own role in writing the Sai Satcharitra?

The author, in Chapter 30, expresses profound humility regarding his role in creating the text. He questions his own qualifications, viewing himself as merely a vessel or instrument for a divine task. He explicitly states, 'He whose work it is, He Himself gets it accomplished. What burden is there on me then?' The author firmly believes that Sai is the true 'illuminator of my speech' and a 'capable lamp of knowledge' who destroys the darkness of ignorance. This faith in Sai as the ultimate doer stilled the author's mind and made the monumental effort of writing feel effortless.