What does the author of the Sai Satcharitra reveal in Chapter 6 about his personal experience of writing the book and the divine support he received?

In Chapter 6, the author shares a personal account of the writing process, emphasizing that it is an act of divine will rather than his own effort. He confesses that when he tries to write on his own, he cannot even join word to word. However, when Sai Baba Himself inspires the writing through His own power, the content flows inexhaustibly. The author further reveals that whenever his ego starts to surface during this process, Sai Baba immediately suppresses it with His own hand, bestowing His power to ensure the disciple's work is fulfilled. This illustrates the complete surrender and divine support behind the creation of the Satcharitra.