Since Sai Baba said 'I myself shall write my own story,' can you point to specific passages that were physically written by Sai's hand instead of the author's?

The statement from Sai Baba, "I myself shall write my own story," as found in Chapter 2, is presented as a spiritual and metaphorical assurance, not a literal one. The surrounding context in the chapter clarifies this: "He is merely a pretext... He should dissolve his ego and surrender it at my feet... Then I myself shall enter with 'I-ness' and write with my own hand." This implies that when the author surrenders his ego, Sai's consciousness will be the true force guiding the writing. Therefore, the text does not provide examples of sentences literally written by Sai's physical hand, but rather suggests the entire work is authored by Sai in a spiritual sense, with the human writer acting as a chosen instrument.