What analogy does the author use in Chapter 49 to explain his reason for writing the Satcharita?

In Chapter 49, the author uses a powerful analogy of a feast to explain his motivation for writing. He compares the blissful experience of Sai's stories to a 'sweet delicacy.' He explains that one does not enjoy such a delicacy alone; its sweetness turns bland if friends and virtuous people are not there to share it. This thought, he says, took root in his soul, leading him to create the 'culinary arrangement of essence' that is the Sai Satcharita. His goal is to bring the circle of listeners to this feast so that the 'bliss of the self-essence doubles' for everyone involved.