What attitude does the author of Chapter 24 suggest is necessary for understanding the Guru's story, and what is the author's own role?

Chapter 24 emphasizes that a specific attitude is required to truly receive the Guru's teachings. The author states that one should be egoless at the Guru's feet, as only then can the stream of the story flow properly. The author reflects on this by saying, 'While I say 'I narrate,' it is a matter of ego.' Furthermore, the author views their role as a mere instrument, stating that Sai Samarth, the stimulator of intellect, is the one who makes them speak. As Chapter 24 clarifies, the author is simply describing the significance of Sai's words according to their own limited intellect.