What does Chapter 30 reveal about the author's own feelings and his role in writing the Sai Satcharita?

Chapter 30 provides a profound insight into the author's humility and his perception of his role in creating the Sai Satcharita. He explicitly states his own perceived lack of qualification, asking, 'what qualification do I have?' and describes himself as a mere vessel for a divine task. The chapter reveals his conviction that Sai is the true author, stating, 'He whose work it is, He Himself gets it accomplished. What burden is there on me then?' The author views Sai as the 'illuminator of my speech' and a 'capable lamp of knowledge' that destroys ignorance. This unwavering faith, as described in Chapter 30, stilled his wavering mind and removed any apprehension about writing the text.