What does the author of the Sai Satcharitra reveal about their own creative process and relationship with Sai Baba in Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author provides insight into their humble role and deep connection with Sai Baba. They describe themselves as a "servant of the command," merely following orders to compose the life story. The creative process is depicted as being directly inspired by Sai; the author states, "While keeping my gaze on his feet, waves of words emerge from there." This connection is profoundly nourishing, as the author compares themselves to the young of a tortoise, "nourished only by a glance," which eliminates all hunger, thirst, and exhaustion. As Chapter 35 illustrates, the author's entire being and creative inspiration are centered on Sai, whose glance is sufficient for all sustenance.