The author of the Satcharitra states in Chapter 49 that silence is the best praise, yet continues to write. What reason does the text give for this?

Chapter 49 reveals the author's internal motivation for continuing to write despite acknowledging that silence is the real praise for the Sadguru. The text explains that the "unfathomable Leela (play) of Sai" is so blessed that the author cannot remain still. He compares the experience to tasting a sweet delicacy and feeling a powerful urge to share it with friends and listeners. This desire to share the bliss so that it "doubles" is the thought that takes root in his soul, compelling him to create this "culinary arrangement of essence" for others to enjoy.