What does the author of the Sai Satcharitra say about their own role in writing Chapter 35?

In Chapter 35, the author humbly presents themselves as a mere instrument following a divine command. They explicitly state, "I am merely a servant of the command; Knowing only how to follow orders respectfully, these letters of the life story have emerged." The author describes their creative process as one where they keep their gaze on Sai's feet, from which "waves of words emerge." They compare themselves to the young of a tortoise, who are nourished simply by the mother's glance, suggesting they are sustained and satisfied by Sai's grace alone, without needing anything else. This illustrates the author's complete surrender and attribution of the work to Sai's inspiration.