What does the author, Hemad, say about the significance of remembering saints and the process of writing this life story in Chapter 43?

In Chapter 43, the author, Hemad, expresses his deep devotion to Sai Baba. He states that the "remembrance of the glory of God's devotees, their bhajan, or kirtan" is the easiest and most effective means to purify the mind and wash away accumulated sins, asserting other methods are useless. Hemad humbly acknowledges that he is merely sketching Sai's life story and that it is Sai who grants the devotion and love, increases the story's greatness, and gives glory to the practice of devotional singing. He concludes by offering thousands of prostrations, unable to contemplate Sai's greatness and simply surrendering with a focused mind.