In Chapter 49, the author states that silence is the best way to praise the Sadguru. Why then does he feel compelled to continue writing this book?

The author's motivation for writing, despite believing silence is the highest praise, is a central theme in Chapter 49. He explains that while maintaining silence is the real praise, each quality and leela of Sai makes him forget this resolution. He uses an analogy, stating that when his tongue tastes sweet delicacies, his mind remembers the circle of listeners. This desire to share the feast and the "bliss of the self-essence" with others, so that the joy doubles, is the driving force that took root in his soul and compelled him to create this "culinary arrangement of essence" for all to enjoy.