What does the author of the Sai Satcharitra reveal about their own role and source of inspiration in writing Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author, Hemadpant, expresses profound humility regarding his role in composing the holy text. He describes himself as "merely a servant of the command," indicating that he is not the true creator but a channel for a higher will. He explains that the words and stories of the Satcharitra emerge like waves while he keeps his gaze fixed on Sai Baba's feet. The chapter uses the beautiful analogy of a young tortoise being nourished solely by its mother's glance to describe his relationship with Sai. This glance from the Guru is all-sufficient, removing hunger, thirst, and exhaustion, providing constant satisfaction and inspiration. This illustrates that the true source of the Sai Satcharitra is Sai Baba's grace, with the author being a humble instrument.