What did Sai Baba say about his own involvement in the writing of his stories and what was the author's role?

According to the narrative in Chapter 2, Sai Baba expressed a profound and direct involvement in the creation of his own life story. He gave the author permission and encouragement, stating, "A collection of stories, news, and experiences should indeed be made. Keep a record; it is good. My full help is with it." However, He clarified that the author was merely an instrument, famously declaring, "He is merely a pretext; I myself shall write my own story!" The condition for this divine assistance was the author's complete surrender and humility. Baba instructed that the author "should dissolve his ego and surrender it at my feet," promising that if he did, Baba himself would "enter with 'I-ness' and write with my own hand."